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Entrepreneur and author Jamie Waller believes that early support is crucial for people with dyslexia, impacting whether they achieve success or fall into adversity. Dyslexia affects 35% of entrepreneurs and up to 50% of prisoners, highlighting the narrow path between success and failure for many. Jamie, author of *The Dyslexic Edge*, shares his story of overcoming a challenging childhood in London, where his teachers gave up on him. With the help of a supportive mother and joining the Imps Motorcycle Display team, Jamie found his way to entrepreneurship, becoming a multimillionaire by his twenties. His book explores how dyslexia can be a strength, showcasing interviews with successful dyslexics like Sir Richard Branson, Theo Paphitis, and Kelly Hoppen. Jamie aims to shift perceptions, demonstrating how dyslexic thinking can offer a distinct advantage in life and business.

Nathan, diagnosed with dyslexia at 35, reflects on his struggles throughout school and work until receiving proper support post-diagnosis. Now a coach, he aids individuals with neurodiversities like dyslexia and ADHD to thrive professionally. In this podcast, Nathan shares his dyslexia journey, discussing coaching techniques empowering clients to find their solutions. Since 2015, he focuses on ‘neurodiversity in the workplace,’ leveraging personal and professional expertise. As a coach, trainer, and facilitator, Nathan amplifies strengths and addresses challenges in various sectors. Accredited by the British Dyslexia Association and holding coaching qualifications from ILM and ICF, Nathan emphasizes coaching, late dyslexia discovery, and neurodiversities like ADHD and Autism. Explore his innovative approach supporting teams and individuals in this insightful episode.