I can’t disagree with this #WednesdayWisdom from one of America’s most-loved news hosts, Stephanie Ruhle

Hear more of her wisdom in this week's episode of our podcast #LessonsInDyslexicThinking

🎧Listen to the full episode on Spotify or Amazon
Or watch it here: bit.ly/45fuzar

This week, one of America’s most-loved news hosts, joins the #LIDT podcast to talk parenting. Stephanie Ruhle, tells how she discovered she was dyslexic and explains what made her write THAT Instagram post to her son that went viral.

Watch the full episode here: bit.ly/45fuzar

Dyslexic Thinking is now recognised by LinkedIn as a vital skill in the workplace. But is it valued in your workplace?

Add a line to your email signature & help your organisation to value the strengths & understand the challenges that come with your #DyslexicThinking .

Have you seen this brilliant conversation between our wonderful Made By Dyslexia ambassador, Dame Maggie Aderin-Pocock and fellow Dyslexic Thinker, Fraser on BBC's Newsround? Watch and share with a young dyslexic you'd like to inspire!

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This week’s guest on #LessonsInDyslexicThinking , Rob Law MBE is right!

The skills dyslexics are naturally hard-wired to have can be turbo-charged by AI & our dyslexic challenges better supported.

Watch the full episode on YouTube: bit.ly/45fuzar

📣 Big NEWS!
Virgin Hotels & VirginLimitedEdition have become the latest organisation to earn their Employ Dyslexia badge.

Ask your organisation to take our free 1-hour training on LinkedIn Learning here: linkedin.com/learning/empow…

GREAT to be featured in this brilliant piece in Psychology Today by J. Richard Gentry, Ph.D. You can read it for yourself here: rb.gy/h8s7uy

📗And a link to Kate's book THIS is Dyslexia which he mentioned in the article amzn.to/3zZAwJ0

LOVE this post about inspirational referee, Sophie Dennington, who is #MadeByDyslexia (from her very proud mum!)

While she struggled at school, her passion & brilliant Dyslexic Thinking took her to the women's FA Cup Final.

Skill + passion + practise = superpower

No one sets out to fail. But many of the world’s most successful dyslexics embrace failure as their greatest teacher including this week’s guest on our #LIDT podcast: Andy Cooks, the pro chef who’s teaching the world to cook.

Watch it here: bit.ly/45fuzar

With 15 million followers, and @Stormzy as a fan, pro chef, & social media sensation, Andy Cooks shows us that thinking differently is a real recipe for success in today’s episode of #LessonsInDyslexicThinking

Watch it here: bit.ly/45fuzar. (Don't forget to subscribe)

We are incredibly proud of the work we've done alongside Richard Branson to help the world to understand the✨ brilliance of Dyslexic Thinking ✨

Download his audiobook here: linktr.ee/bransonaudiobo…

It's International #MothersDay ! 💛

Today, we're celebrating the amazing mums in our lives who have raised us to believe anything is possible when we champion our incredible #DyslexicStrengths

Here are 5 top tips from Tom Gates creator, and best-selling author Liz Pichon , who is #MadeByDyslexia , to help get your thoughts on paper.

Dyslexics have brilliant ideas. But because our brains process information differently, we often struggle to get our ideas down on paper✍️

🙌 Good luck everyone starting their exams & #GCSEs in the UK today.

It can feel like you have to work harder, especially with exams. But keep going, your #DyslexicThinking gives you amazing strengths.

Understand your dyslexic brain in THIS Is Dyslexia: amzn.to/36fFoQz

At school, Tom Gates creator, Liz Pichon, says she ALWAYS spent more time on the drawing than the story
⚡️Dyslexics are innovators. We find new ways to do things. Often, to huge success.

Hear more in our podcast with Liz here: bit.ly/45fuzar

With the launch of her new book on Thursday: Book of Everything, I talk to Liz Pichon, about how #DyslexicThinking has helped her.

Listen to hear:
💡 The tips she uses to get her ideas down
📣 Why she’s proud to tell kids she’s dyslexic

Watch here: bit.ly/45fuzar

Lots of us who are Made By Dyslexia will relate to this brilliant LinkedIn post from Diane Swonk.

Being open about your dyslexia at work is vital. It creates a culture where everyone is empowered.

If you haven't done it yet, add 'Dyslexic Thinking' as a skill on LinkedIn today.

It's our 7th birthday! Together we have:
1️⃣Made the largest dyslexic community
2️⃣Changed perception
3️⃣Lunched impactful campaigns
4️⃣Produced top podcasts
5️⃣Trained with Microsoft Learn
6️⃣Educated with LinkedIn Learning
7️⃣Hosted events like the World Dyslexia Assembly