Differently Wired

Dyslexic/Dyspraxic blogger offering tips & techniques to excel in the workplace

Dyspraxia and Cycling

Many dyspraxics don’t like sport. Childhood memories of PE lessons coupled with motor control challenges create strong negative associations. Yet

This is the second part of a two part blog on time tracking and time analysis to improve productivity. Go

Sometimes I find myself at the end of the day wondering where all my time went. Ok, it happens more

Too often we approach life’s biggest challenges with dread. Filled with anxiety and the imposter syndrome how can we perform at

I recently saw a demo of a great tool called Brain in Hand. This is a bit of assistive technology

I am continuing my 2017 book binge to clear my audible credit backlog and continue my voyage of self-development. Who said dyslexics

“One characteristic emerged as a significant predictor of success. And it wasn’t social intelligence. It wasn’t good looks, physical health,

Or “How I read Getting to Yes” For 2017 I have set myself the challenge of getting through my Audible

I was recently at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park for the Disability Innovation Summit hosted by the Global Disability Innovation Hub.

Getting to yes is a book about negotiation. Don’t let that put you off as everyone is a negotiator. Negotiation