Episode 62 - Dyslexia and How to Navigate Tiredness

Whenever I talk about dyslexia and tiredness, analytics go crazy! 

And, it got me thinking. Why is this topic so popular?

I think the answer is that it's one of the least covered topics when we talk about dyslexic challenges. 

There's something about this topic that for people with dyslexia, it makes them say "Yes! That's totally me!" "I never associated that with my dyslexia!". It makes people with like you're not alone in this challenge.

So, I thought it was time we talked about how best to navigate tiredness with dyslexia. 

In this episode, I share two recent, real-life conversations I've had with two separate 1:1 clients of mine. In these conversations, the core of the issues was tiredness, and feeling judged and guilt for trying to follow what we think people expect of us, rather than following what works best for how our brains work.

I too use to get tried every afternoon when I worked in the corporate world. Now working for myself, in the ways which work best for me and my brain, I am more productive than I have ever been. 

In this episode I will share how you can become more productive by working in the way which best works for you!

Key topics:

• Why do we get tired with dyslexia?
• How others get tired, and
• What you can do to navigate this challenge.

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Includes advice and tips such as:

• Simple and easy-to-understand explanation of dyslexic strengths,
• Our best and most recommended dyslexic strategies, and
• Building confidence and learning how to be proud of dyslexia.

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