Ngaire Moyes’ Post

Just finished the course “Empowering Dyslexic Thinking at Work” by Kate Griggs! One of the best uses of an hour! So informative, inspiring, & truly empowering. Having Dyslexia myself I’ve kept it hidden my entire life, as I struggled to overcome all the challenges it brought along the way. However the struggles did lead to my strengths in many areas of my career, but I would still keep it hidden being embarrassed & ashamed. Thus I really resonated with the following: “- Learning difficulty, disability, disorder, disadvantage. This is how dyslexia is often described, all negatives and no positives, so it's unsurprising that many of us hide it or are embarrassed by it. In fact, three out of four dyslexics hide their dyslexia in the workplace. But this is a mistake, because you can't empower or harness what's hidden, and dyslexic thinking is now a competitive advantage. So it is time to shout about it.” Appreciate this course & recommend to all to have better understanding & truly shift the thinking of Dyslexics like myself! Thank you Kate Griggs & Richard Branson for creating such a Brillant Course that can help Connect the dots & help someone like myself really utilize my Dyslexia as my superpower! Check it out: https://lnkd.in/eSJhivHe #dyslexicthinking #diversityequityinclusionandbelonging.

I am proud to share that I recently completed the Empowering Dyslexic Thinking at Work course led by the esteemed Kate Griggs. This enlightening experience not only provided valuable insights from both a personal and professional standpoint but also prompted profound self-reflection. Reflecting on my own academic struggles during my school years, I realised how much they impacted my self-confidence and sense of self-worth. Despite facing challenges, I have embarked on a transformative journey of self-discovery. This course served as a poignant reminder of the significance of celebrating my accomplishments and acknowledging the distance I have traveled. Even though a teacher once doubted my potential, their skepticism became my driving force. I wholeheartedly recommend this course to fellow individuals with dyslexia and to organisations aiming to foster a more inclusive environment. Investing an hour in this course proved to be invaluable, as it delved deeply into the power of dyslexic thinking and how dyslexic individuals can significantly contribute to the dynamics of a team or business. Furthermore, this offers a range of exceptional tools designed to aid those wishing to identify dyslexia and cultivate greater awareness within their workplace. Check it out: https://lnkd.in/ezauT332 #dyslexicthinking #diversityequityinclusionandbelonging.

I’ve always felt it was a superpower, but I’ve also always felt shamed for having it. I felt it was a curse, but throughout the years, I realized it’s a blessing. I truly love my dyslexic way of thinking, and this course has acknowledged it. I am also grateful for the insights and opportunities dyslexia has given me over my lifetime. Just finished "Empowering Dyslexic Thinking at Work" by Kate Griggs! Check it out: https://lnkd.in/gV8jNT8Z #dyslexicthinking, #diversityequityinclusionandbelonging.

I wonder how different I would feel about myself if I had watched this content 12 years ago when I discovered my Dyslexia. This has genuinely helped me reframe my thoughts on Dyslexia and I really recommend completing this course, I’m looking forward to sharing it with as many people as I can at #VirginMoney —- Just finished "Empowering Dyslexic Thinking at Work" by Kate Griggs! Check it out: https://lnkd.in/eNvDbkkU #dyslexicthinking, #diversityequityinclusionandbelonging.

During my schools/college days I used to get complaints from teachers that I mis-spell words, missing sentence from essays etc while I was thinking that it was perfectly written. So, I started reading twice/thrice before submitting my written works. But during timed written exams I used to suffer😥. When I progressed with my career the practice helped and being an IT professional it came more handy. I could see myself reflected in this course “Empowering Dyslexic Thinking at Work" and it helped to identify my own Dyslexic thinking strengths and also explained how a non-dyslexic can leverage the power of dyslexic thinking. Now I do understand why I’m different and outstanding 😄. I recommend everyone to take the advantage of this course and @Made by dyslexia advantage. Successfully Completed "Empowering Dyslexic Thinking at Work" by Kate Griggs! Check it out: https://lnkd.in/dhhmkCrs #dyslexicthinking, #diversityequityinclusionandbelonging.

Just finished the course “Empowering Dyslexic Thinking at Work” by Kate Griggs! Check it out: If you are dyslexic, it will make you realise the strengths you have been gifted and for non-dyslexics, it will give you some great ideas on how you can harness the superpowers of dyslexics in your workplace. Enjoy! #MadeByDyslexia #TimeForAction https://lnkd.in/eMwhBw3g #dyslexicthinking #diversityequityinclusionandbelonging.

I've just finished the course “Empowering Dyslexic Thinking at Work” by Kate Griggs! Very informative and would highly recommend watching it. I actually learnt quite a bit about myself! Check it out: https://lnkd.in/eJBt8Rkm #dyslexicthinking #diversityequityinclusionandbelonging.

Celebrating the successful completion of 'Empowering Dyslexic Thinking at Work' by Kate Griggs! I encourage you to explore this transformative course.  Link: https://lnkd.in/drK_9Epr #umysłdyslektyktyczny #diversityequityinclusionandbelonging.

Very insightful, being dyslexic myself I found this course very interesting and definitely gives you a different mindset to your dyslexia. #DyslexicThinker. Just finished the course “Empowering Dyslexic Thinking at Work” by Kate Griggs! Check it out: https://lnkd.in/et5fWmar #dyslexicthinking #diversityequityinclusionandbelonging #neurodiversity.

Time for thought: Embracing Dyslexic Thinking—Transforming Challenges into Opportunities for Innovation 🚀✨ 🌟 As someone who was diagnosed with dyslexia as a kid, I had to navigate through substantial challenges. Despite initial doubts from educators about my academic potential, the support from my teacher and family illuminated my unique strengths. 📘 Entering the professional realm brought its own hurdles, where you felt compelled to conceal your dyslexia to sidestep stereotypes—a silent struggle many can empathize with. Yet, the fear of judgment often masks the true value of diverse thinking. 🌐 Inspiration came through Richard Branson's advocacy for "Dyslexic Thinking" on his LinkedIn, which not only validated my experiences but also celebrated the distinctive advantages of dyslexic minds. This advocacy highlights how dyslexia enriches problem-solving and innovation—turning perceived limitations into superpowers. 🚀 Our desire to share our story and reshape the narrative around dyslexia is a powerful force. It’s not just about managing a learning difference but about recognizing and celebrating the extraordinary creativity, strategic thinking, and problem-solving capabilities that dyslexia cultivates. 🎨 With leaders like Richard Branson framing ‘dyslexic thinking’ as a significant asset, we’re encouraged to see challenges as opportunities and honor the diverse thinking that propels innovation. Let’s not stop here! Let’s continue to shift perspectives and celebrate the unique contributions of each individual in our dynamic and diverse world! 🌍✨