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Bringing focus to the scatty mind

Dyslexics and dyspraxics are prone to their minds – oh look a squirrel, how cute. Where was I? Oh yes:

Why visualise your workload? Why visualise work? And what is Kanban anyway? You’ve got loads to do right? So much

Start with a goal in mind Ask yourself: why? Why are you reading a book? No this is not

This is not an introduction to project management, a profession dedicated to turning a need into a set of tasks

One of the most common questions I get asked when coaching people with dyslexia and dyspraxia is how to not

OK, so I admit it. I’m a bit of a personal development junkie. Aside from a few great teachers who

I recently found myself in Ottawa, Canada without my suitcase. I’d flown from the UK via Toronto and my case hadn’t. At

Adapted from a post I made during Dyslexia Awareness Week based on materials provided by the British Dyslexia Association. Psychologist Assessments

In all fields there are incredibly successful people who ascribe much of their success to their dyslexia, dyspraxia or neurodiverse

My auditory memory skills and my visual memory skills are poor. Tell me something and I’ll forget. Draw me something and I’ll