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Dyslexics Are Tactical Not Strategic: How To Get More From Doing Less

Podcast episode · 14 April 2026

Dyslexics Are Tactical Not Strategic: How To Get More From Doing Less

Have you ever left a meeting feeling seen because someone mentioned a problem you share? That happened to me the other day, and it nudged me to look at one of my own stumbling blocks. In this episode, I explore a challenge many of us with dyslexia face every day. The heart of it involves

Do You Ever Feel Lazy?

Podcast episode · 14 April 2026

Do You Ever Feel Lazy?

Have you ever been called lazy even when you’re trying your hardest? It’s a word that can cut deep and echo for days, especially when you’re already juggling dyslexia and its hidden quirks. In this episode, I share how that label gets under my skin and shapes how I see myself. We dig into why

Depression - A Dyslexic Definition

Podcast episode · 14 April 2026

Depression – A Dyslexic Definition

Life can sometimes feel like a rollercoaster that you never asked to ride. You want to get off but you’re not sure how. This podcast episode flips the usual view of depression, shining a light on what it looks like under the surface. We’ll explore how we tend to build walls around our emotions, and

Dyslexic Goal Setting Case Study

Podcast episode · 14 April 2026

Dyslexic Goal Setting Case Study

Have you ever felt like you’re juggling ten things at once while trying to make steady progress? This episode of “Truth About Dyslexia” shares a raw snapshot of my life. I open up about what’s clicking for me, what’s falling apart, and how I’m inching closer to my goals each day. I dive into real

Fail Faster - The Secret To Dyslexic Learning

Podcast episode · 14 April 2026

Fail Faster – The Secret To Dyslexic Learning

Ever felt like the rigid school system left you on the sidelines? It’s easy to see how classrooms can push square pegs into round holes, leaving creative types and dyslexics feeling they never measure up. In the latest episode, we tackle the question: how can embracing mistakes help us thrive despite a system that often

Tasmanian Devil Mode

Podcast episode · 14 April 2026

Tasmanian Devil Mode

Have you ever felt like your strengths were hiding just beneath the surface, waiting to burst out? This episode might be just what you need. It’s my favourite one in a while because it digs into how to supercharge your strengths and also touches on some random, yet oddly fascinating tangents. In a nutshell, this

Technique For Breaking Through Walls (My Experience)

Podcast episode · 14 April 2026

Technique For Breaking Through Walls (My Experience)

Ever feel like you’re banging your head against the same obstacle every day? It’s frustrating to sense a barrier you just can’t push through. If that resonates with you, the latest episode of our podcast might be exactly what you need. In this episode, we explore why these tricky moments happen and how to pivot

MIQ - Focus And Find Answers

Podcast episode · 14 April 2026

MIQ – Focus And Find Answers

Struggling to trust yourself can feel frustrating, especially when your mind keeps wandering. Many people with dyslexia face this daily. The latest episode dives into a simple approach called the MIQ technique that helps you regain focus and confidence in your next steps. You’ll hear about why dyslexics often get stuck in life and how

Creating Stories About Others.. (And How To Stop)

Podcast episode · 14 April 2026

Creating Stories About Others.. (And How To Stop)

Ever notice how your brain likes to invent wild scenarios? Sometimes it conjures up all sorts of “facts” that feel real but turn out to be pure fiction. This can lead to anxiety, misunderstandings, and even lost friendships. In this episode of Truth About Dyslexia, we explore how our minds get stuck in loops, spinning

Fault, Blame And Pain

Podcast episode · 14 April 2026

Fault, Blame And Pain

Have you ever felt like people blame you for things that aren’t really your fault? I’ve been there. In today’s episode, I dive into how blame weighs heavily on a dyslexic mind and what happens when we carry that burden for far too long. During the conversation, I share my own experiences of being labelled

Supercharging Your Creativity For Dyslexics

Podcast episode · 14 April 2026

Supercharging Your Creativity For Dyslexics

Have you ever felt that tiny spark inside you wanting to create something new? Maybe it’s a painting, a poem, or simply a fun new way of doing your job. In this podcast episode, we explore why nurturing your creative side can give you more freedom and joy, no matter what you do for a

I Spilt Coffee Over My Foot... Dyslexia??

Podcast episode · 14 April 2026

I Spilt Coffee Over My Foot… Dyslexia??

Ever felt like the simple act of pouring coffee can go horribly wrong? You’re not alone. In this week’s ‘Truth About Dyslexia’ podcast, Stephen shares how a tiny misstep became an unplanned lesson in how dyslexia can show up in everyday life. He talks about the confusion that happens when your brain leaps ahead of

Stop Walking In Circles

Podcast episode · 14 April 2026

Stop Walking In Circles

Do you ever feel like you’re working your socks off but not actually moving forward? That sense of running in place can really get under your skin. In this episode, I explore how we slip into that stuck mode and share a brilliant story that made me rethink the difference between spinning our wheels and

Bonus: The Power Of Conversations

Podcast episode · 14 April 2026

Bonus: The Power Of Conversations

Ever find yourself digging around for answers, then stumble across the perfect insight when you’re not even looking? That’s exactly what this podcast episode is all about. In this conversation, we explore how to lubricate your mind so you can tackle tricky decisions more smoothly and creatively. The chat touches on why those unexpected moments

Changing The System To Succeed At Work

Podcast episode · 14 April 2026

Changing The System To Succeed At Work

If you’ve ever felt your job is a lot like school, you’re not alone. Many dyslexics show up to their workplaces armed with old academic habits that never served them well in the first place. Today, we’re going to unpack why that happens and how you can break the cycle. This podcast episode is all

The Brain's Need For Normality

Podcast episode · 14 April 2026

The Brain’s Need For Normality

It’s amazing how quickly we adapt to what’s around us. We slip into routines and habits without realising that we might be stuck. This episode explores why we’re wired to normalise our surroundings and how we can shake things up for genuine growth. We delve into old patterns that keep us comfortable, even when they

Do We Actually Overthink?

Podcast episode · 14 April 2026

Do We Actually Overthink?

If you’ve ever caught yourself thinking “I just can’t switch my brain off,” you’re in good company. Many dyslexics describe themselves as overthinkers, but what if that’s not the whole story? In this podcast episode, we dig deeper into the idea of overthinking and shine a light on how our minds truly work. We explore

Listener Question

Podcast episode · 14 April 2026

Listener Question

Have you ever listened to something you thought wasn’t relevant, then realised it applied to you more than you expected? Today’s episode tackles a question from a listener who wondered if our conversations about dyslexia and ADHD truly affect them. Spoiler alert: if you’ve got even a tiny suspicion, you might find some surprising insights.

The Biggest Dyslexic Problem

Podcast episode · 14 April 2026

The Biggest Dyslexic Problem

Do you ever feel like words slip through your fingers just when you need them most? Many of us with dyslexic or ADHD minds experience this. In this episode, I share my own struggle trying to find the right words for ages, hoping what I say will finally click. This podcast dives into the hidden

Interview With Rich Rowley - We Talk Neurodiversity, Education And The Workplace

Podcast episode · 14 April 2026

Interview With Rich Rowley – We Talk Neurodiversity, Education And The Workplace

Have you ever felt like you’re the odd one out in a crowded room? You’re not alone. This week’s episode features an inspiring conversation with someone who turned that feeling of not fitting in into a powerful force for good. They’ve gone from questioning their place in the world to taking brave steps toward helping

Should I Tell My Boss I’m Dyslexic?

Podcast episode · 14 April 2026

Should I Tell My Boss I’m Dyslexic?

Have you ever felt that tightness in your chest when you wonder if you’re really enough? It’s that heavy feeling that creeps in whenever you think about your worth or your abilities. Today’s podcast episode dives straight into that uncomfortable question and explores how we can navigate the fear behind it. In this episode, we

My Imperfect Weekend

Podcast episode · 14 April 2026

My Imperfect Weekend

Whew, what a weekend. I found myself juggling one unexpected challenge after another, stumbling from uncertainty to relief, then back again. Have you ever felt like your mind just won’t quit, even when all you want is a moment of peace? This episode of “Truth About Dyslexia” is where I open up about one of

Metaphor Of The Year

Podcast episode · 14 April 2026

Metaphor Of The Year

Dyslexia can feel like a secret world buried behind layers of traditional thinking. Sometimes you need a simple spark to bring it all into clear focus. In this episode, I share a quick update about our new community and reveal a metaphor for dyslexia that still gives me goosebumps. Imagine having someone put into words

Mark Bowden Interview

Podcast episode · 14 April 2026

Mark Bowden Interview

Have you ever felt like your learning differences were holding you back? This episode proves otherwise. International speaker and body language expert Mark Bowden joined me to talk about the ways he’s harnessed his dyslexia rather than letting it limit him. He shared candid insights on how he built a world-renowned career, even though reading