Truth About Dyslexia

In a recent coaching session - i had a little Aha moment. A realisation about being present in my dyslexic mind. It is one of the reasons I value coaching & helping people is that with every session I grow.

I found it so valuable it deserved it's own podcast. In this pod - I touch on:

Being Grounded & Present in the Dyslexic Mind

Do you have to be present only in reality?

How can you bring this practice into challenging times

Why I believe Multi-tasking is not as it seems

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In todays episode I wanted to share a story of a little fight me and Holly got into over the weekend. I have tried to use an easy to listen to story format and weave in a few lessons & reminders for all us dyslexic's in relationships.

Enjoy.

Have you ever had a conversation start up in your head? Unannounced its like 2 people are role playing in your mind. Some times it's super noticeable and other times you miss it? 

This does not happen to just dyslexics, but it happens to all dyslexic's I have spoken too (in varying amounts).

How can you use this to your advantage to move forward and not just feel the negative effect of a mental fight. Let's dive into it.

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I find myself in a bunch of dyslexic facebook groups - Just watching. I love seeing the questions, the deep thoughts but more often than not I see a bunch of very very early - surface level challenges.

Now I understand when you have just worked out you are dyslexic these kind of flashes of what are 'obvious' to me - seem like real 'aha' moments. 

I was probably like it when I realised what Dyslexia was. As I write this I think I should actually keep a list of the questions and put them on our blog at https://truthaboutdyslexia.com

but what I have learned and want to get across is - it's about digging deeper. Surface level fixes and solutions will only take you so far & will never be truly fulfilling. They are like the candy bar you buy at the checkout. It seems great for a moment and then ... nothing (if not feeling worse right).

Hey my awesome dyslexics. In this episode i wanted to touch on some stuff in my life I am dealing with, a few notes on the pod it's self and where the Truth About Dyslexia is looking to go over the years to come!

Dyslexics are wired differently. Would you agree?

One of the key strings that ties everything together is - Time. 

In this episode I want to chat about Dyslexia & Time - Where I see the challenges, an example of 'Just in time planning' and a tangent or two :)

Enjoy.

I had a moment of reflection today. An experience happened where I handled it in such a 360 degree way. It showed how I am applying learnings in my life into the real world.

This podcast is about the Dyslexic (right brained) trait of over reacting when someone interrupts either your hyper focus or your internal visual/emotional world. 

This once change has had a profound impact on my relationships, anxiety, health, (insert other buzz words) and so on. I hope you like it.

If you do I always appreciate a review (if you remember to do it) and a share 😃

I am seeing this more and more every day in our support group and others on Dyslexia. Is that dyslexia?

What it says to me is how little the public knows about it. I want to dive into this loaded question and pose another question to get your mind whirrring.

Ever had those days where your brain is like - no. Not today.

It has a mind of it's own right. It can be hard to see why this happens and you just feel broken... or I used to at least. I never would have seen it from a dyslexic perspective until I became more aware of how we work. 

It was like the penny dropped.

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As I passed the mechanic shop today - I caught a glimpse of my dyslexic mind firing on all cylinders. It was like I was out of my body watching what my mind was telling me. Maybe it was a belief I have - or maybe it is one all dyslexics have at some level?

In this episode I talk about - Hiding from the truth. I even surprised myself at the end with a realisation!

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