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In this edition, you will find the following resourceful topics:

• Spotlight: will.i.am and ADHD

• Trivia: Do you have a double-diagnosis?

• Tools & Tips: Luca AI

• Featured Videos:

  • For Parents: Undiagnosed ADHD in Women (The Invisible Struggle)

  • For Professionals: How This Approach Helps Students With Dyslexia Learning to Read

• Podcast: Problem-Solving Superpowers: Fire Chief Training Officer With Dyslexia

will.i.am and ADHD

will.i.am, the dynamic frontman of the Black Eyed Peas, has openly discussed his experiences with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). He’s expressed how it has influenced his creativity and work ethic.

He explained that music serves his therapy and a means to channel his restless energy.

Throughout his illustrious career, will.i.am has achieved remarkable milestones:

• Winning seven Grammy Awards with the Black Eyed Peas

• Producing chart-topping hits like "I Gotta Feeling" and "Boom Boom Pow"

• Collaborating with renowned artists across various genres

• Venturing into technology and philanthropy, advocating for education and innovation

will.i.am's candidness about his ADHD shows how accepting one's unique traits can lead to extraordinary accomplishments.

Source: The Mirror

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Luca AI

Looking for reading support for your child? Luca AI is a reading platform working as an effective reading tutor to improve your child’s reading ability, take lessons, read stories, and much more.

Top Three Features ✨

• Friendly Interface: Luca AI is easy to use, read and explore.

• Imaginative Stories: The included narratives help keep children engaged with simple words to practise.

• AI Professor: Luca AI can evaluate and assist with giving lessons to improve reading.

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Podcast

Problem-Solving Superpowers: Fire Chief Training Officer With Dyslexia

An inspiring conversation with Oliver Moloney, a Fire Chief of Training who shares his journey of dyslexia as a strength rather than a limitation. Oliver gave us valuable insights about workplace challenges with dyslexic thinking.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/2ubvnURq4OqpyB26ZAuKCy?si=7a950dab8ba448d0

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Welcome, Lexic Minds Community!

In this edition, you will find the following resourceful topics:

• Spotlight: James Arthur, ADHD, and New Music

• Trivia: Do you use any apps for ADHD?

• Tools & Tips: Otter AI

• Featured Videos:

  • For Parents: 2.5 Big Ideas to Help Kids with ADHD

  • For Professionals: ADHD and Relationships: Let's be Honest

• Podcast: Joon: The Behaviour App Helping Kids with ADHD

James Arthur, ADHD, and New Music

James Arthur, renowned for his soulful voice and hits like "Say You Won't Let Go," opened about his struggles with mental health, including depression, anxiety, and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).

In a recent interview with The Sun, he reflected on his journey towards self-acceptance and mental well-being.

Arthur also discussed how therapy has helped him live in the moment and find balance amid his responsibilities as a musician and father. His new album, "Pisces," reflects his emotional and spiritual evolution.

Throughout his career, Arthur has achieved significant milestones:

• Winning the ninth series of "The X Factor" in 2012

• Releasing chart-topping singles like "Impossible" and "Say You Won't Let Go"

• Receiving nominations for prestigious awards, including the BRIT Awards

• Using his platform to raise awareness about mental health issues

James Arthur's candidness about his mental health journey serves as an inspiration, demonstrating that personal challenges can lead to profound artistic expression and success.

Listen to his recent song “ADHD” on the video above ⬆️

Source: The Sun

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Tools and Tips

Otter AI

A dyslexic mind in corporate? Otter AI is your meeting assistant who will create transcripts for you, automated summaries, action items and more from your meetings.

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Podcast

Joon: The Behaviour App Helping Kids with ADHD

In this video, Dr. Joe Raiker, a psychologist and university professor specializing in behavioral health, walks us through the Joon Health app: a game tool designed to support families and individuals with ADHD.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/1tnmwMPUoubRkBH0Sdo3PE?si=5d2ed62977d94e7a

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In this edition, you will find the following resourceful topics:

• Spotlight: Zoe Saldaña and Dyslexia

• Trivia: Which of these would help you the most right now?

• Tools & Tips: Grammarly

• Featured Videos:

  • For Parents: Dear John (A Day In the Life of a Dyslexic Teenager)

  • For Professionals: The TRUTH About ADHD in Adults | Mel Robbins

• Podcast: Supporting Dyslexic Children & Neurodiverse Workplaces

Oscar Winner: Zoe Saldaña

Source: GoodFon

Zoe Saldaña, celebrated for her unforgettable roles in films like Avatar, Guardians of the Galaxy, and Star Trek, recently opened about her journey with dyslexia during an interview with Harper’s Bazaar.

Saldaña also mentioned that her conditions made it difficult to have a life in the Dominican Republic as a child, as she didn’t speak Spanish, and shaped how she behaves as an adult now.

But, she didn’t stop. She used her insurmountable amount of energy and took up dancing classes, following a career as an actress.

Her journey includes a series of unique and loved achievements:

• Bringing the fierce and graceful Neytiri to life in Avatar

• Portraying the resilient warrior Gamora in Guardians of the Galaxy

• Challenging conventions with her dynamic performance in Star Trek

• Using her platform to advocate for diversity and inclusion

• Winning several awards including a BAFTA and a Golden Globe

✨ Guess what? She’s now an Oscar winner. The sky’s the limit, and your differences help you thrive!

Source: BAZAAR

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Read Speaker

This Assistive Technology for Learning Disabilities and Literacy Support will make text accessible for you with their text-to-speech feature.

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Supporting Dyslexic Children & Neurodiverse Workplaces: Insights by Vanessa Teo

Vanessa Teo, an HR leader and mother of two dyslexic children, shares her personal journey with Singapore’s education system, early diagnosis, and strategies for helping dyslexic kids thrive. She also provides actionable tips for HR professionals on creating neurodiverse-friendly workplaces, tackling misconceptions, and fostering inclusion.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/2L4DduoOfqnofvLhD6Cs7U?si=f705902e6f2445d1&nd=1&dlsi=1b72582f5ef74727

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In this edition, you will find the following resourceful topics:

• Spotlight: Daryl Hannah

• Trivia: What is the most widely accepted symbol of autism today?

• Tools & Tips: Algebra Touch

• Featured Videos:

  • For Parents: 9 Childhood Autistic Traits in Girls | EARLY SIGNS OF AUTISM

  • For Professionals: Why Can't You Find a Job as an Autistic Person?

• Podcast: ADHD and Autism: Adult Diagnosis and Daily Hacks

Daryl Hannah and Autism

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Daryl Hannah, celebrated for her unforgettable roles in films like Blade Runner, Splash, and Kill Bill, has been open about her lifelong journey with autism. She was diagnosed as a child and has learned to see her unique perspective as a strength, not a limitation. In her own words: I wasted too much time being scared, self-conscious and insecure. Life is too short to stress the small things anymore.

Beyond her cinematic success, Daryl’s journey includes a series of remarkable achievements:

• Bringing the enigmatic replicant Pris to life in Blade Runner.

• Portraying the beloved mermaid Madison in Splash.

• Challenging stereotypes with her transformative performance as the fierce assassin Elle Driver in Kill Bill.

• Using her platform to champion environmental sustainability and social causes.

• Serving as a role model for accepting neurodiversity and living life on one’s own terms.

✨ Remember: Your unique journey, with all its challenges and triumphs, is what makes you shine.

Source: VBA California

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Algebra Touch

Are you or your kid struggling with math? Algebra Touch gives you activities for a fresh perspective on Math. 

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Podcast

ADHD and Autism: Adult Diagnosis and Daily Hacks

In this episode of the Lexic Minds Podcast, Jennifer Bierbauer shares her experience living with both Autism and ADHD. She walks us through her diagnosis journey as an adult and the challenges she faced before getting officially diagnosed.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/3yKGDdcNqZoD0uHkZsYpWm?si=df9c163077384db2&nd=1&dlsi=34ec5a1c758947fa

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In this edition, you will find the following resourceful topics:

• Spotlight: Emma Watson

• Trivia: How do you usually hand out big emotions?

• Tools & Tips: Goblin.Tools

• Featured Videos:

  • For Parents: Emotions in ADHD Kids

  • For Professionals: ADHD | Emotional Dysregulation

• Podcast: ADHD In Women: Late Diagnosis, Emotional Dysregulations & Coaching Insights

Emma Watson and ADHD

Source: GoodFon

Emma Watson, celebrated for her unforgettable role as Hermione Granger, has mostly chosen to keep her experience with ADHD private. According to the UK’s ADHD Foundation, she was diagnosed at a young age and received treatment throughout the filming of Harry Potter. In an inspiring moment shared with Additude Magazine, she affirmed, "I don't want other people to decide who I am. I want to decide that for myself."

Beyond her cinematic success, Emma’s journey includes a series of remarkable achievements:

• Bringing Hermione Granger to life in the globally beloved Harry Potter series.

• Earning an English literature degree from Oxford University.

• Championing gender equality and women's rights as a passionate humanitarian.

• Serving as a UN Goodwill Ambassador for women.

✨ Remember: Your unique path, with all its challenges and triumphs, is what makes you shine.

Source: ADHD Life Simplified

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Goblin.Tools

Goblin.tools is a simple, AI website designed to help people with ADHD or autism break down tasks, estimate effort, and manage daily life.

It includes tools like the Magic To-Do List, which breaks big tasks into smaller steps, and the Judge, which helps gauge tone in messages.

It’s great for reducing overwhelm and making tasks feel more doable!

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Podcast

ADHD In Women: Late Diagnosis, Emotional Dysregulations & Coaching Insights

“In Episode 40, Johanna Badenhorst and Dr Janina Maschke explore the complexities of ADHD, particularly in women. They discuss Janina's journey into ADHD coaching, the emotional dysregulation and hormonal differences faced by women with ADHD, and the importance of recognising and addressing these issues”.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/1arPd1MM9YxqnAdftaOJNC?si=75e1ab3d45b146ab

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In this edition, you will find the following resourceful topics:

• Spotlight: Tom Holland

• Trivia: What brain chemical is often found at lower levels in brains with ADHD?

• Tools & Tips: Android Tools

• Featured Videos:

  • For Parents: Most Common Signs That Your Teenager Has ADHD

  • For Professionals: Neurodiversity: the key that unlocked my world

• Podcast: A Mother’s Journey with Dyslexia and ADHD

Dyslexia Success Stories: Tom Holland

Source: Flickr

Tom Holland, the globally beloved actor, was diagnosed with dyslexia at the age of 7.

Growing up, our Peter Parker struggled in school due to challenges with reading and traditional learning methods. But, this unique way of thinking defined his strengths: his passion for acting, physical agility, and an innate ability to connect with characters and audiences.

During an interview with Jazlyn Guerra, Tom opened up about dyslexia: "It's just about taking your time and giving yourself an appropriate amount of time to do the things you need to do."

✨ Remember: success isn't about conforming to a single standard but about embracing what makes you unique.

Source: Soap Central

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Android Tools

Discover powerful tools and apps designed to support dyslexics and enhance learning experiences. From AI voiceovers to interactive calculators, these resources cater to various needs and preferences.

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A Mother’s Journey with Dyslexia and ADHD

Christine Kirk, an advocate for her son diagnosed with dyslexia, ADHD, and a non-verbal learning difference, opened up with us about her journey, and the importance of building a supportive community for neurodiverse children.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/4OdJXLMDBh2eDrM2G3HIlK

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In this edition, you will find the following resourceful topics:

• Spotlight: Erin Brockovich

• Trivia: Do you use ADHD or Dyslexia apps with your kids?

• Tools & Tips: Speechify

• Featured Videos:

  • For Parents: Advice for supporting autistic children with ADHD

  • For Professionals: Autism: Neurodiversity at Work Works Best

• Podcast: I think I may be autistic, now what?

Dyslexia Success Stories: Erin Brockovich

Source: Flickr

Erin Brockovich, the fearless environmental activist, has dyslexia. This shaped her journey in ways she never expected.

Growing up, Erin struggled in school due to challenges with reading and traditional learning methods. But instead of letting dyslexia define her, she focused on her strengths: determination, intuition, and an strong ability to connect with people.

For Erin, dyslexia isn’t just about reading difficulties: it’s a different way of thinking, problem-solving, and seeing the world. Her unique perspective helped her raise environmental awareness, proving that success isn’t about fitting into the system but about welcoming what makes you different.

Source: People

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Speechify

We put Speechify to the test, and the results are in. This app promises to make reading easier by converting text to audio, but does it deliver? Here’s what we found:

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Podcast

I think I may be autistic, now what?

Are you an adult wondering, "Am I autistic? Or "you are autistic, now what?" I'm, Brett, the AuDHD Boss, here I guide you through what to do if you think you might be autistic.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/0QROoFQf23UStpEKYu7Oap?si=8cbff36847034a2b

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In this edition, you will find the following resourceful topics:

• Spotlight: Mel Robbins

• Trivia: What type of font is often recommended for people with dyslexia?

• Tools & Tips: SpeechText.AI

• Featured Videos:

  • For Professionals: Dyslexia, Neurodivergence and Founder Success

  • For Parents: How to Get a Kid with ADHD to Focus

• Podcast: Stuff You Should Know About ADHD - Part 1

ADHD Success Stories: Mel Robbins

Source: melrobbins.com

Mel Robbins, the renowned author and motivational speaker, discovered she had ADHD at the age of 47—and it completely reshaped how she understood herself.

Her diagnosis came by chance but brought clarity to years of struggling with anxiety, low self-esteem, and an overwhelming sense of being "different."

For Mel, ADHD is more than just difficulty focusing. It's a neurological condition that affects the brain structurally and chemically, influencing emotions, productivity, and even relationships. Her late diagnosis was a mix of relief and regret—relief in understanding her struggles, and regret for not knowing sooner.

✨ ADHD Advocate & Educator ✨

• Mel uses her platform to raise awareness about ADHD, especially in women, who are often underdiagnosed.

• Her personal story fuels her mission: to help others recognize the signs, understand the science, and discover tools to manage their symptoms.

“It’s never too late to learn about your brain and take control.”

Source: The Mel Robbins Podcast

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SpeechText.AI

This week we bring another option for text-to-speech tools for dyslexia. SpeechText.AI makes it simple and stress-free for meetings, interviews, or content creation. You will save time and effort.

Why You Will Love SpeechText.AI:

• Speech Recognition: It converts voice to text in seconds.

• Supports 30+ Languages: This helps handle non-native accents with ease.

• Domain-Specific Models: Designed for your industry for better accuracy.

• Searchable Audio: Find specific words in recordings using natural language.

• Editing Made Simple: Proofread and fine-tune directly in the tool.

• Export Your Way: Save your transcriptions as TXT, PDF, DOCX, or other formats.

SpeechText.AI is the perfect partner for anyone who needs fast, reliable transcriptions.

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Podcast

Stuff You Should Know About ADHD

Listen to this episode where Josh and Chuck guide you through the things you should now about ADHD.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/4CdYp9VqS6yXTK8qMRApKm?si=729bf97c1c814a68

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Welcome, Lexic Minds Community!

In this edition, you will find the following resourceful topics:

• Spotlight: Literacy Tutoring Insights: Tools and Tips for Success with Holly Hefferan

• Trivia: Which brain chemical is often found at lower levels in people with ADHD?

• Tools & Tips: SpellBetter

• Featured Videos:

  • For Professionals: Great minds don't think alike - Neurodiversity at work

  • For Parents: Understanding ADHD (Ages 2-6)

• Podcast: Got ADHD? There's a chance you got dyslexia too

Literacy Tutoring Insights: Tools and Tips for Success with Holly Hefferan

We’re excited to kickstart 2025 with a very special episode of the Lexic Minds Podcast featuring Holly Heffran, an experienced literacy specialist.

Holly has dedicated over 15 years to supporting students with dyslexia and other literacy challenges. Holly opened up about her journey from public education to private tutoring, where she helps learners of all ages succeed by using brain-based techniques for individual needs.

✨ Session's Highlights ✨

• Parental Involvement:
  "Parents may need a place to say: ‘My child is wonderful. My child is great, but they have a challenging time when it comes to x, y, and z.’"

• Confidence Building:
  "It's affirming to say: ‘Okay, all right. This is not unusual; it's just how we operate, and you know that's actually a superpower too’."

• Tools for Literacy:
  "Anytime I can incorporate movement and games I'm all about it. Sometimes, we'll just use little poppets which the kids love but can become a tool for multisensory teaching, and how many sounds you hear in a word."

• Finding the Best Tutor:

  "You found the right program or person or materials, but there's gonna be fluctuations. We're human, and it's important to have someone on your side, hopefully a team that can navigate you through."

Check out the full session now on YouTube and Spotify for useful insights and inspiration!

At Lexic Minds, we’re on a mission to create a supportive community, sharing stories and resources to empower neurodivergent individuals and their families. 💙

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Spell Better

Spell Better helps dyslexic writers by improving their typing and word selection experience. Its features are designed with neurodivergent learners in mind. Read why:

• Hear While You Type: Word prediction and typing come with audio support, letting you hear words and sentences as you type or select them. Had you heard of something like this before? We hadn't!

• Dyslexia-Friendly Fonts: Includes specially designed fonts for readability, plus tools to support low vision.

• Smart Spell Check: Detects and corrects errors commonly made by those with dyslexia or dysgraphia.

• Text-to-Speech: Highlights each word as it reads aloud, helping focus and comprehension.

• Rich Writing Options: Add pictures and use rich text formatting for a more dynamic writing experience.

We invite you to try the "Hear while you type" function!

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Podcast

Got ADHD? There's a chance you got dyslexia too

“There's long been an assumed link between ADHD and dyslexia, and now a study has looked at the genes of thousands of people to find the overlap.”

https://open.spotify.com/episode/3p3thhvhoEvJjgMKrQUJsy?si=10582d4b0763445d

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Dear Lexic Minds Community,

Thank you for taking part in our journey to support and provide the dyslexic, ADHD, and neurodivergent community with resources to continue to thrive and use their differences as a fuel to succeed.

We hope you have an amazing holiday season and incredible 2025. We’ll meet you next year with more fun memes, insightful resources and articles, app recommendations, and merch to rock.

In the meantime, don’t forget to follow us in social media to stay updated.

Stay brilliant,

The Lexic Minds Team ⭐️

Welcome, Lexic Minds Community!

In this edition, you will find the following resourceful topics:

• Spotlight: The Hidden Advantage: Why Emergency Services Need Dyslexic Thinkers

• Trivia: Which symptom is commonly associated with ADHD in adults?

• Tools & Tips: Read&Write

• Featured Videos:

  • For Professionals: Chat GPT: A Game-Changer for Dyslexics

  • For Parents: The Single Most Important Parenting Strategy

• Podcast: How ChatGPT Can Help Dyslexic People

The Hidden Advantage: Why Emergency Services Need Dyslexic Thinkers

We are pleased to share our latest episode of the Lexic Minds podcast. Oliver Moloney talks about his journey with dyslexia and his impactful work in training firefighters while championing neurodiversity in emergency services and the railway industry. As both a dyslexic individual and Chief of Training, Oliver shared his personal experiences, innovative teaching methods, and insights on supporting neurodivergent professionals in hands-on industries.

With this episode, we aim to inspire both neurodivergent individuals and organizational leaders to recognize and harness the unique strengths that dyslexic thinking brings to the workplace (thank you!).

Join us weekly for more inspiring stories and practical advice from the neurodiversity community. 🫶

✨ Session's Highlights ✨

• Learning Journey: "I was very fortunate that my mother was dyslexic... she really didn't know anything about homeschooling so she was a trailblazer... she was able to create scenarios where it was railway-based mathematics and I was able to excel."

• Problem-Solving Strengths: "Most dyslexics, including myself, love problem-solving. I'm addicted to problem-solving... I love solving big problems, they're a lot of fun."

• Workplace Diversity: "I think specifically in the fire service... I'd probably be willing to say that number is actually more like three out of five individuals are dyslexic. They are attracted to hands-on tasks, hands-on problem-solving."

• Supporting Growth: "Instead of having them all at the very bottom because they can't pass a written test... encourage them to move up, find ways of getting them into leadership type positions where they're able to be creative."

Check out the full session on YouTube and Spotify!

We have the mission to spread our community's knowledge and awareness to help you in your very own journey of understanding and supporting neurodiversity. 🩵

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Read&Write

Read&Write is an adequate tool to support neurodivergent employees, multilingual teams, and anyone who finds everyday literacy tasks challenging. Why? It makes reading, writing, and communication more accessible and efficient.

Why use Read&Write for Work Accessibility:

• Converts on-screen text into spoken words to improve focus and retention.

• Automatically checks spelling and grammar to reduce writing errors for greater confidence.

• Anticipates your next word to keep the flow going and reduce distractions.

• Focuses your attention by masking the screen with a reading pane, cutting down visual stress.

• Provides a simple way to leave detailed feedback, perfect for users who prefer speaking over writing.

• Turns long documents into MP3 files so you can listen and learn on the go.

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Podcast

How ChatGPT Can Help Dyslexic People

“From helping with writing and organization to offering personalized support, learn how AI can make managing dyslexia easier in your day-to-day life.”

https://open.spotify.com/episode/69v2GwZsaD2YcRQNV8Lx8e?si=e6db6470ffbd417f

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Welcome, Lexic Minds Community!

In this edition, you will find the following resourceful topics:

• Blog of the week: 6 ADHD Apps for Adults to Help Productivity in 2025

• Spotlight: Bill Gates and ADHD

• Trivia: Which famous entrepreneur has dyslexia?

• Tools & Tips: Read Easy AI

• Featured Videos:

  • For Professionals: ADHD & How Anyone Can Improve Their Focus

  • For Parents: Segmenting Phonemes

• Podcast: The Truth About ADHD In Adults

6 ADHD Apps for Adults to Help Productivity in 2025

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Why read me: 

This listicle shares the best apps for adults with ADHD to use in 2025 to improve their routines and have the best year. We understand how complex it is to have a stable routine with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, but with these apps, you can help yourself a little.

Who can benefit? Corp workers, remote workers, parents, students, and any adult with ADHD who is looking for an app to ace their daily tasks.

There’s an incredible arsenal of ADHD-friendly apps ready to become your work besties and productivity superheroes. We’ve handpicked, with care and love, six apps to transform how you work, think, and live.

Tip Box:

Try them all! The best way to see if an app can help you is by using it. Most of these have a free trial or free version.

ADHD Success Stories: Bill Gates

Source: FMT

Bill Gates is an innovator, entrepreneur, philanthropist, and the co-founder of Microsoft. Gates has shared how his ADHD traits, like hyperfocus and outside-the-box thinking, actually played a part in shaping his journey.

Do you know the story? In college, Gates attended Harvard to study mathematics and computer science. However, his intense passion for technology and bold vision led him to drop out and co-found Microsoft with his childhood friend, Paul Allen. This decision sparked the creation of a software empire that forever changed personal computing.

✨ Bill Gates: ADHD in Action ✨

• Gates is not only one of the wealthiest individuals in the world but also a philanthropist who leverages his resources to tackle global challenges through the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

Gates’s story shows how ADHD can be a source of strength, enabling extraordinary accomplishments in unexpected ways.

Source: CEO Today 

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Read Easy AI

Read Easy AI is an add-in, extension, and API that makes your website or app easier to understand for people with reading differences that want to improve their productivity.

Why Choose Read Easy AI?

• Better Text Comprehension: Their smart Chrome plugin helps understanding for readers who might have issues with traditional long content.

• Simplified Reading: Written content becomes clear and easy to follow, thanks to advanced AI.

• Editor-Friendly Tools: Their Word extension makes it simple for editors to write in a way that's inclusive and accessible.

With Read Easy AI, your content works for everyone. Try it! :)

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Podcast

The Truth About ADHD in Adults

“Do you start projects and never finish them? Are you frustrated with your hyperactive brain? Your brain simply needs help, and today you’re going to learn exactly what to do about it, thanks to the expert advice of Dr. Chris Palmer.”

https://open.spotify.com/episode/7s4ToCifJLQQEnWOmlEBku?si=fd9715fef292403e

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Welcome, Lexic Minds Community!

In this edition, you will find the following resourceful topics:

• Blog of the week: Joon Health App for Children with ADHD

• Spotlight: Dr. Joe Raiker, psychologist and university professor specializing in behavioral health

• Trivia: What is a common ADHD coping technique to stay on task?

• Tools & Tips: Quizlet

• Featured Videos:

  • For Professionals: Dyslexia, Neurodivergence, and Founder Success

  • For Parents: What EXACTLY is the Orton Gillingham approach to TEACHING

• Podcast: Dyslexia, Neurodivergence, and Founder Success

Joon Health App for Children with ADHD

Why read me: 

As parents, we’re always looking for ways to keep our ADHD children engaged. In 2025, let’s use tech to make their lives not only easier but more fun. The Joon Health App offers a powerful solution by helping children stay on track and build positive routines.

This article walks you through how Joon Health App can make a difference for kids in 2025.

Tip Box:

The Joon Health App isn’t just a tool—it’s a way to help our kids with ADHD develop lasting skills in focus and organization. Set exciting rewards to keep them motivated in the game!

Dr. Joe Raiker from Joon Health App

In this video, Dr. Joe Raiker, a psychologist and university professor specializing in behavioral health, walks us through the Joon Health app—a game tool designed to support families and individuals with ADHD.

How does it work? Children complete their daily tasks to grow a pet and get rewards which they can exchange with parents for things like ice cream! Can you imagine what it would have been like to have a childhood like this?

This demo provides a detailed look at how Joon Health can help manage ADHD in everyday life both from the Parents App to the Kid's Game.

Learn how the app supports parents, kids, and ADHDers in a practical, fun way.

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Tools and Tips

Quizlet

Quizlet isn’t just flashcards—it’s your kid’s study best friend! 300 million learners are using it to study smarter, not harder.

Here’s why people love Quizlet:

• Practice makes perfect and Quizlet helps you remember better.

• Mix it up with different types of questions to keep things interesting.

• Build confidence step by step with helpful guidance.

• Set goals and stay on track with features like Magic Notes and Q-Chat.

• Finish homework stress-free with easy-to-understand solutions for tough problems.

• Personalized study tools like Learn and Test make studying less boring and way more effective for your child.

Ready to level up your study game? Quizlet makes it simple!

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Dyslexia, Neurodivergence, and Founder Success

Lee Povey goes through the challenges of Dyslexia and the pressures of entrepreneurship. Lee talks about his personal journey of self-awareness, highlighting how understanding neurodivergent traits can lead to profound insights and resilience in both personal and professional life.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/3yJxWfLWEzEYMrUlB5eBwB?si=049ad6aa86c14406

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In this edition, you will find the following resourceful topics:

• Blog of the week: Can You Detect Dyslexia Early in Infants?

• Spotlight: Paris Hilton and ADHD

• Trivia: What part of the brain is most often associated with dyslexia? 

• Tools & Tips: PhotoMath

• Featured Videos:

  • For Professionals: How people with ADHD can be successful

  • For Parents: A Parent On Dyslexia: Advocacy and Diagnosis

• Podcast: Supporting Dyslexic Children and Neurodiverse Workplaces

Can You Detect Dyslexia Early in Infants?

Why read me: 

Have you ever wondered if dyslexia can be spotted before a child learns to read? Science is making incredible discoveries, and recent research reveals fascinating patterns in baby brains that might predict dyslexia risk.

Whether you’re a parent, educator, or simply curious about how our brains develop, this recent study offers insights on earlier support and better outcomes.

Tip Box:

This research isn’t about “fixing” anything⎯it’s about understanding and supporting diverse learning approaches earlier in life. If dyslexia runs in your family, focus on supplementing your child’s early language environment while staying optimistic about their strengths.

Paris Hilton and her ADHD Journey

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Paris Hilton has worn many hats: socialite, entrepreneur, model, and now a dedicated ADHD advocate. Why? She was diagnosed with ADHD as an adult! This diagnosis brought clarity to her childhood struggles, like difficulties focusing in school and feeling out of place in traditional learning environments.

Learning about her ADHD was transformative for Paris. It allowed her to implement tools and strategies that have helped her succeed. She took on routines, broke tasks into smaller steps, and leaned on supportive teams who understood her needs. Most importantly, she changed her perspective by not seeing ADHD as a challenge but as her superpower.

✨ Paris Hilton: ADHD Advocate ✨ 

• Paris has used her ADHD to fuel her creativity and resilience, qualities she credits with helping her build her media empire, 11:11 Media, and spot trends before others.

• She is passionate about breaking the stigma around neurodivergence, partnering with organizations like Understood.org to provide resources for women and children with ADHD.

• Beyond advocacy, her music amplifies her message. Her song “ADHD” celebrates embracing differences and turning challenges into strengths.

Paris hopes her story will inspire others to view ADHD as a unique strength, reminding them, “You are not defined by your diagnosis—ADHD unlocks new possibilities.”

You can listen to Paris’s song about ADHD here.

Source: Healthline

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PhotoMath

This week we share an extraordinary tool for those with Dyscalculia. PhotoMath guides students, parents, and teachers through tricky equations and word problems.

How does it work?

• Scan any math problem using the app—even complex word problems.

• Add equations manually with the smart calculator for precision.

• Get instant solutions to your specific problem.

• Explore multiple methods to solve and pick the one that makes sense to you.

• Step-by-step explanations to fully grasp the solution, making learning easier and more effective.

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Podcast

Supporting Dyslexic Children and Neurodiverse Workplaces

Vanessa Teo, an HR leader and mother of two dyslexic children, shares her personal journey with Singapore’s education system, early diagnosis, and strategies for helping dyslexic kids succeed.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/2L4DduoOfqnofvLhD6Cs7U?si=d90ad6f1fa7341d9

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In this edition, you will find the following resourceful topics:

• Blog of the week: Where to Start After a Dyslexia Diagnosis

• Spotlight: Ryan Gosling

• Trivia: What is a common characteristic of ADHD in children?

• Tools & Tips: Open Dyslexic

• Featured Videos:

  • For Professionals: ADHD and Motivation

  • For Parents: What Is Dysgraphia in Kids?

• Podcast: ADHD and Autism: Adult Diagnosis and Daily Hacks

Where to Start After a Dyslexia Diagnosis

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Why read me: 

Understanding what to do after a Dyslexia diagnosis can feel overwhelming, but it is crucial for supporting your child’s educational journey. This guide provides clear steps to move from confusion to confidence, ensuring your child obtains the help they need.

This entry offers helpful advice on interpreting the psychologist’s report, setting up meetings with school staff, drafting effective requests for accommodations, and building a supportive community.

Parents can learn how to advocate for their child’s needs, promote open communication, and find resources that make a difference in their child’s life.

Tip Box:

Incorporate books with dyslexic characters into your child’s reading routine to help them connect with others who have similar experiences. This can be a great tool in building their self-esteem and sense of belonging.

Did you know Ryan Gosling has ADHD?

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Ryan Gosling has portrayed memorable characters like Ken in Barbie and Sebastian in La La Land. He is a gifted actor who captivates audiences with his range and intensity. But, did you know that Ryan was diagnosed with ADHD as a child?

School wasn’t easy for him—he struggled with reading and often felt like an outsider, facing bullying and isolation. Concerned for his well-being, his mother chose to homeschool him for a year, giving him the space and support to grow outside the traditional school environment.

This change was pivotal for Ryan, as he soon discovered a passion for acting that helped him channel his energy and creativity. His dedication led to a breakout career, and by 2006, he received his first Oscar nomination for Half Nelson. Reflecting on this milestone, he shared, "It meant a lot to me because it meant a lot to the people that I love. Especially my mother… she’s been fighting [for me] since I was born."

✨ Gosling’s Journey to Success ✨

• Ryan Gosling has starred in over 30 films, from indie dramas to blockbuster hits like La La Land and Blade Runner 2049.

• Known for his versatility, he’s taken on a wide range of roles, from romantic leads to action stars, making him one of Hollywood’s most sought-after actors.

• Beyond acting, he’s also a musician and an advocate for important causes, supporting organizations that focus on children’s rights and environmental issues.

Were you familiar with Ryan Gosling’s story?

Source: ADHD Embrace

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Wear Your Story. Share Your Strength.

Explore our collection designed for every unique mind. Our merch lets you express who you are, wherever you go—whether it's at home, at work, at school, or out with friends. With a range of colors, styles, and sizes, there’s something to match every personality and mood.

Ready to wear what makes you, you? Which piece speaks to you most? ⬇️

Write your to-do list.

Share your double brilliance.

Tools and Tips

Open Dyslexic

Do you need to increase your readability and are looking for a font? Open-Dyslexic is an open-sourced font to help readers with Dyslexia.

How so? These letters have the following features:

• Heavy-weight bottoms give each letter a sense of gravity and help with orientation.

• Clear differentiation of up and down parts of letters

• Reinforced line of text for readability and comprehension

• Reduces confusion by minimizing flipping and swapping errors

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Podcast

ADHD and Autism: Adult Diagnosis and Daily Hacks

Jennifer Bierbauer shares her experience living with both Autism and ADHD. She walks us through her diagnosis journey as an adult and the challenges she faced before getting officially diagnosed.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/3yKGDdcNqZoD0uHkZsYpWm?si=95c8aaeced1e43bc&nd=1&dlsi=4e3eecf8dfe94253

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In this edition, you will find the following resourceful topics:

• Blog of the week: 10 AI Tools for Dyslexia at Work 

• Spotlight: Lee Povey

• Trivia: Which type of exercise is shown to improve focus in individuals with ADHD?

• Tools & Tips: OneNote Learning Tools

• Featured Videos:

  • For Professionals: ADHD as an Entrepreneur Superpower

  • For Parents: 10 Tips for Parenting Children with ADHD

• Podcast: Turning Dyslexia Into a Power Move

Dyslexia, Neurodivergence, and Founder Success

Why read me: 

Corporate workers with Dyslexia: this one is for you. It does not matter if coding away, crafting client presentations, sales calls, or any other task at the office or remotely. Workers thrive with proper accommodations.

There is an arsenal of AI assistants for Dyslexia ready to aid you and become your work best friends.

Tip Box:

Browse our complete curated Directory of Tools and Product Reviews here.

Lee Povey on Dyslexia and Founder Success

The Lexic Minds Podcast is back and honored to present you this episode featuring Lee Povey, who shares his journey as a coach, neurodivergent individual, and leader in both the athletic and business world. Lee opened up with us about his dyslexia diagnosis as an adult and his coaching services for high-performing founders to support them with the unique role that neurodiversity can play in leadership and personal growth.

In this episode, Lee discusses the importance of understanding your strengths and using tools to communicate effectively, along with practical advice on balancing work and personal life. His insights show how neurodivergence isn’t a barrier, but can be reconfigured as transformative success.

✨ Session’s Highlights ✨

• Embracing Neurodiversity: “Understanding that my brain works differently gives me more grace so I'm not giving myself such a hard time and also allows me to explain that to other people so that they can give me more grace as well.”

• The Value of Support Tools: “Understanding that you are neurodivergent can as we've already discussed today allow you to go and seek some tools that will help you It's okay that I use Grammarly.”

• Coaching for Success: “Instead of the world kind of happening to them they get to choose how the world happens they are making the choices as you said they're breaking out of those old patterns and memories of the past and they're creating literally new neural pathways”

• Founder Advice: “Look for ways to be aware of where you're investing your time, and ‘Does this serve me right now?’ ‘Is this serving me in the long term?’.”

Tune in for more insights from Lee Povey on YouTube and Spotify! We hope this session is as inspiring and useful for you as for us. 💙

📹 Watch the complete session on Youtube. 

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Remind them they are brilliant.

Let your little ones show off their awesome minds with our kids' merch, designed to celebrate their incredible strengths and individuality! We have vibrant colours and designs for school, playdates, or simply relaxing at home.

Each item reflects their one-of-a-kind personality and helps them wear their confidence wherever they go.

Ready to find their new favorite? Which one would they love most? ⬇️

Kids’ rainbow tee.

Bear bike tee.

Tools and Tips

OneNote Learning Tools

Are you using OneNote for work, school or to organize your ADHD/Dyslexia mind? You need to know that you can use the Immersive Reader experience and have a smoother experience.

Immersive Reader for OneNote uses proven techniques to improve reading. No matter age or ability.

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Podcast

Turning Dyslexia Into a Power Move ft. Ph.D. Simon Lappi

Dr. Simon Lappi took us on an inspiring journey through his academic career and dyslexia: challenges of being diagnosed decades ago, mastering public speaking, tools, techniques, and the mindset that helped him succeed.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/35yhV42vpg2LfaWpdGKTTJ?si=1163314b79dd4c5d

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In this edition, you will find the following resourceful topics:

• Blog of the week: ADHD and Autism: Adult Diagnosis and Daily Life Hacks

• Spotlight: Agatha Christie's Dysgraphia

• Trivia: Are you or your children using the Orton-Gillingham method?

• Tools & Tips: OmoType

• Featured Videos:

  • For Professionals: ADHD Careers 😩 How to Find A Job You Won’t Immediately Want to Quit

  • For Parents: Kelly Clarkson, Henry Winkler and Dyslexia

• Podcast: A Mother's Journey with Dyslexia and ADHD

ADHD and Autism: Adult Diagnosis and Daily Life Hacks

Photo: Unsplash

Why read me: 

Jennifer Bierbauer’s journey with ADHD and autism as an adult offers a first-hand look into her challenges. Diagnosed later in life, Jennifer has had to go through the workplace and daily responsibilities while finding ways to manage neurodivergence.

In this entry from Jennifer’s appearance on the Lexic Minds podcast, she offers practical solutions, encouragement, and a realistic approach to handling the complexities of neurodivergence in adulthood. Her insights will resonate with you if you are seeking advice on how to better manage ADHD and autism after diagnosis.

Tip Box:

Get an Alexa or other virtual assistant to read your tasks daily before you start.

Agatha Christie's Dysgraphia

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Many of us know Agatha Christie as the legendary writer behind some of the world’s most beloved mystery novels, including Murder on the Orient Express and Death on the Nile. But did you know Christie faced significant learning challenges, including dysgraphia and possibly even dyslexia? Growing up, she often referred to herself as the “slow one in the family” and found writing and spelling to be particularly difficult. In fact, her dysgraphia made it so hard for her to write by hand that she often struggled with tasks as simple as balancing her own checkbook. 🕵🏻‍♀️

Christie was homeschooled, and her family didn’t expect her to learn to read until age eight. But young Christie defied those expectations by teaching herself to read by age five. A born storyteller, she began writing down her ideas by the time she was eleven, and she even published stories in her local newspaper. Her love for crafting mysteries led her to create Hercule Poirot, who debuted 100 years ago, marking the start of her career as one of the best-selling authors of all time.

Isn’t her story inspiring?

✨ Christie’s Legacy ✨

• Agatha Christie’s works have sold over four billion copies worldwide, securing her place as one of the most widely read authors in history.

• She brought iconic detectives like Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple to life, forever shaping the mystery genre.

Christie’s imagination, dedication, and unique storytelling made her a worldwide loved writer, inspiring readers and creators around the world.

Source: University of Michigan.

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ADHD your wardrobe.

Our ADHD collection has t-shirts for anyone, everywhere. From funny lines to assertive messages, there’s one for all.

Ready? Wear your mind! ⬇️

Get yours in your favorite color.

Buy your little one a new fave tee.

Tools and Tips

Omotype

OmoType is a Dyslexia-friendly font designed to help people read with ease. Due to its unique design, dyslexics can read faster and with less effort.

You can get it in a mobile app, Chrome puglin, and more.

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Podcast

A Mother's Journey with Dyslexia and ADHD

Christine shares her personal journey through early interventions, the challenges of the diagnosis process, and the importance of building a supportive community for neurodiverse children.

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In this edition, you will find the following resourceful topics:

• Blog of the week: Dyslexia Through the Decades: A Story of Success 

• Spotlight: Jennifer Aniston

• Trivia: Has your work manager given you tech assistant for your Dyslexia or ADHD?

• Tools & Tips: Keeble

• Featured Videos:

  • For Professionals: Managing ADHD with AI

  • For Parents: 6 Types of Dyslexia? 🤔

• Podcast: Supporting Dyslexic Children and Neurodiverse Workplaces by Vanessa Teo

Dyslexia Through the Decades: A Story of Success by Ph.D. Simon Lappi

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Why read me: 

PhD Simon Lappi’s journey through dyslexia is an inspiring tale of overcoming academic and professional challenges. Diagnosed with dyslexia during his university years, Simon went through various educational systems, met persistent societal limitations, and eventually earned a PhD despite the odds.

His story proves the power of perseverance, adaptation, and self-advocacy. Simon’s insights offer valuable lessons for anyone with dyslexia, providing practical strategies and a sense of solidarity and hope.

Tip Box:

Find more information on AI tools for work and study in our free directory here.

Jennifer Aniston and Dyslexia

Source: GoodFon

Many of us know Jennifer Aniston as the star who brought warmth and humor to our screens, especially as Rachel on Friends. But did you know that Jennifer was diagnosed with Dyslexia in her twenties? She grew up struggling and often felt out of place in school. Her diagnosis gave her a profound understanding of her learning difficulties and how she processed information.

For learning her scripts, Jennifer required a different approach: she relied on visual memory and emotional cues to absorb her lines and truly embody her characters. This adaptability has been key to her becoming one of the most beloved and successful actors in Hollywood.

✨ Aniston’s Success ✨

• Jennifer Aniston has starred in over 50 films and TV shows.

• Her hit show Friends has become one of the most-watched series worldwide, with billions of viewers.

• In addition to her acting, she’s a successful producer and philanthropist, using her platform to support causes like mental health and children’s rights.

Jennifer Aniston is an inspiring figure, showing that with resilience and creativity, challenges like dyslexia.

Source: Understood.org

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You’re Unique. Show Off Your Mind.

We have merch to display your uniqueness with clothes that speak your mind. Wear them at home, at work, at school, for a walk, anytime! Browse different colours and sizes, and find the one that matches your vibe.

Ready? Show your brilliance! Which is your favorite? ⬇️

No cap. Great merch.

Share your double brilliance.

Tools and Tips

Keeble

Keeble is an accessible keyboard designed to facilitate typing in almost any iOS app to support dyslexics.

You can choose from a variety of colors, fonts, and reduce typos.

Featured Videos

Podcast

Supporting Dyslexic Children and Neurodiverse Workplaces with Vanessa Teo

Vanessa shares her personal journey with Singapore’s education system, early diagnosis, and actionable tips for HR professionals on creating neurodiverse-friendly workplaces.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/2L4DduoOfqnofvLhD6Cs7U?si=558f00efc9de4aa4

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In this edition, you will find the following resourceful topics:

• Blog of the week: 12 Reasons Why Dyslexic Employees Are Great

• Spotlight: IKEA’s Founder, Dyslexia and ADHD

• Trivia: What percentage of entrepreneurs are estimated to have dyslexia or ADHD?

• Tools & Tips: Dyslexie Font

• Featured Videos:

  • For Professionals: Richard Branson on Knowing Your Weaknesses

  • For Parents: Don't Like To Do Your Homework? What Is ADHD?

• Podcast: Jennifer B’s Take On Dyslexia and Autism

12 Reasons Why Dyslexic Employees Are Great

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Why read me: 

Are you here because you want to build an amazing, diverse team, and recognize the massive potential in dyslexic minds or learn what you bring to the table? Well, know dyslexic thinkers provide a radically fresh perspective.

Here we offer you an overview of the benefits that dyslexics bring to the workplace.

Tip Box:

Take the free LinkedIn course “Empowering Dyslexic Thinking at Work” by Kate Briggs. It is 100% worth it. Start here.

IKEA’s Founder, Dyslexia and ADHD

Many of us have recurred to IKEA to find innovative easy-to-assemble furniture for our homes, student rooms, or office. But, did you ever wonder why IKEA offers such product solutions? Or why does it have such unique names in Swedish?

It is no surprise that Ingvar Kamprad is a fellow dyslexic. When he first started IKEA, it was a mail-order business, and identifying the product numbers was problematic for Kamprad due to his dyslexia. He did not give up. He created a naming system that is iconic and often goes viral online, for example, garden furniture is named after Swedish islands.

✨ Kamprad’s Success ✨

• IKEA has produced more than 44.6 billion euros in retail sales.

• The company has more than 230,000 employees around the world.

• Only last year, they opened 38 new locations worldwide.

Ingvar Kamprad is not only an example of entrepreneurial success from the dyslexic and ADHD community, but also how taking your struggles and turning them into opportunities will not only change your life but the world!

Sources: Dyslexia Michigan

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Are You Ready To Slay At Work?

This week we have selected incredible swag for you to embrace your dyslexia or ADHD at work. Remember that even though they come with challenges, they also make you a valuable team player with spatial skills, entrepreneurial thinking, and good verbal communication skills.

Ready? Show your brilliance! Which is your favorite? ⬇️

Write your ideas here!

Laptop sticker from the stars!

Tools and Tips

Dyslexie Font

Dyslexie Font is widely known in the dyslexia community because it was specifically designed for the dyslexic brain. Basically, it makes reading and writing easier for you.

Who can use it? Entrepreneurs, students, corporate workers, anyone!

Featured Videos

Podcast

ADHD and Autism: Adult Diagnosis and Daily Hacks with Jennifer Bierbauer

Jennifer Bierbauer shares her experience living with both Autism and ADHD. She walks us through her diagnosis journey as an adult and the challenges she faced before getting officially diagnosed.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/3yKGDdcNqZoD0uHkZsYpWm?si=a097819839fb4fd1

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Your brilliant brain can take you to the stars 🌟 Dyslexic minds' unique problem-solving skills and creative thinking help NASA discover a... See more

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In this edition, you will find the following resourceful topics:

• Blog of the week: 12 Reasons Why Dyslexic Employees Are Great

• Spotlight: IKEA’s Founder, Dyslexia and ADHD

• Trivia: What percentage of entrepreneurs are estimated to have dyslexia or ADHD?

• Tools & Tips: Dyslexie Font

• Featured Videos:

  • For Professionals: Richard Branson on Knowing Your Weaknesses

  • For Parents: Don't Like To Do Your Homework? What Is ADHD?

• Podcast: The Food-First Approach to ADHD Symptom Reduction with Dana Kay

Nutrition and Dyslexia: Are They Related?

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Why read me: 

All parents care about their children’s nutrition. But, when you are the parent of a one-of-a-kind kid with a brilliant mind, a unique question may pop up too: Are nutrition and dyslexia related?

Nutrition can actually help your children get to their full creative potential. Learn about how each relates to the other and actionable tips for improving nutrition at home.

P.S. This applies to all of us not just children!

Tip Box:

Create a Pinterest board or folder on your browser with your kid’s favorite recipes high on the nutrients we discuss in this entry.

Vanessa Teo’s Take on Dyslexia and Neurodivergent Teams

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We are delighted to share our latest episode of the Lexic Minds podcast, where Vanessa Teo talks about her invaluable experience parenting children with dyslexia and promoting neurodiversity in the workplace. As both a mother of two dyslexic boys and an HR leader, Vanessa discussed her journey of early diagnosis, the importance of educational therapy, and strategies for helping neurodiverse individuals in academic and professional settings.

With this episode, we want to motivate parents of brilliant dyslexic children and HR professionals with the purpose of creating more inclusive work environments (thank you!).

Join us weekly for more inspiring stories and practical advice from the neurodiversity community. 🫶

✨ Session’s Highlights ✨

• On Early Diagnosis: "Early intervention and a good level of understanding is key. As a parent, you're closest to your child, so be observant of the learning needs of your child."

• Reframing Dyslexia: "I choose to reframe, and I choose to see some of the incredible strengths that [my children] bring to the table."

• Workplace Challenges: "Many of the challenges that workplaces face today are the lack of understanding and awareness of what dyslexia is."

• Inclusive Workplaces: "The best-in-class organizations are those who have not only built a strong level of awareness and understanding through training advocacy from leadership but those that have also designed workplaces that are inclusive and accommodating to some of these needs."

• Advice to Parents: "Don't be afraid to embrace the strength that your children have, and you'll be amazed at how this can truly be that superpower once we understand how to harness that in our children."

Check out the full session on YouTube and Spotify!

We have the mission to spread our community's knowledge and awareness to help you in your very own journey of understanding and supporting neurodiversity. 🩵

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Go Grocery Shopping With Style

Now you have all the information you need to improve your diet and focus on the strengths that come with Dyslexia and ADHD, reducing any challenges or physical symptoms.

Why not grab your favorite shirt and tote bag? ⬇️

Perfect bag for your veggies!

T-shirts for proud parents!

Tools and Tips

ModMath

This week we share with you an iPad app which can help you children with learning Math. ModMath sets students with a virtual piece of graph paper to set up mathematical problems in a legible format.

It is a pencil-free platform for basic arithmetic, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.

Featured Videos

Podcast

The Food-First Approach to ADHD Symptom Reduction with Dana Kay

How fresh, brightly colored fruits and veggies benefit the body when ADHD is present.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/0jkLpjBlgazs4IeyAVFtJO?si=9803587a4d9b4768

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*Remember to consult with a dietitian or doctor before making any significant diet changes. Each body and needs are different.

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