From everything from writing a book to legal battles with school Ayelet and Leia tell me from their own perspective their experiences with dyslexia.  

JoAnna tells us about figuring out she has dyslexia and what that means for the struggles with math and numbers she's dealt with her entire life. 

Mark talks about how his project, Dyslexia and the Creative Mindset which is a combined film and book product aimed at flipping dyslexia on its head and viewing it from a positive angle came to be and why he feels so strongly about offering it for free to the community. 

Email your dyslexic stories to Mark here: [email protected]

Steve tells us his own dyslexic story as well as the adventures he went on standing up for dyslexics in an academic setting. 

From both the point of view of both a dyslexic and parent of dyslexic, Darius shares with us his story and his mission to teach one million youth how to mind map.

Full of honesty and advice Don and Elizabeth open up about the difficulties they faced in their marriage and how discovering more about Don's dyslexia brought them closer. 

Jim is bringing awareness to the dyslexic community with his artwork, by using multiple mediums to portray aspects of dyslexia.   

Dave who calls himself an undercover dyslexic in an academic world, tells us how he's been able figure out how to work with his dyslexia instead of against it. 

Dave who calls himself an undercover dyslexic in an academic world, tells us how he's been able figure out how to work with his dyslexia instead of against it. 

Danny explains how he went from being bullied growing up to being thankful for the advantage of having a unique perspective on situations that his dyslexia gives him.