Successful Dyslexics: What we Can Learn From Them
You have very low self-esteem, which leads to an increased rate of depression. Kids with dyslexia are more likely to end up in the juvenile system, because they act up. It's because they can't figure things out. ~Malcolm Gladwell
Dyslexia can be very, very challenging. There are many obstacles that result from it. Gladwell brings out that low self-esteem, depression, and an increased rate of ending up in prison or jail are common for individuals with dyslexia. Notice the following pictures showing a few successful individuals that learned how to create success despite having dyslexia.
These are people that made a difference in the world. These are people that society depends on.
Their success came, not from dyslexia, but the skills that were forced to create success from their perceived disadvantage.
These were all individuals who were forced to develop skills from what didn’t come easy to them.
Their success came, not from dyslexia, but the skills that were forced to create success from their perceived disadvantage.
These were all individuals who were forced to develop skills from what didn’t come easy to them.