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Building a School for Dyslexic Kids
14:06 - 18:25 (04:19)
The host expresses his desire to build a school for kids with dyslexia since all three of his sons had the privilege of attending a specialized school for people with dyslexia. He emphasizes that learning comes from talking to people who are doing interesting things and believes that there are many kids out there who deserve the same privilege as his sons did.
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Dyslexia shouldn't stop anyone from achieving their dreams, it's about staying focused beyond the horizon and not being swayed by the opinions of others.
14:06 - 16:11 (02:04)
Summary
Dyslexia shouldn't stop anyone from achieving their dreams, it's about staying focused beyond the horizon and not being swayed by the opinions of others. It is possible to work hard and overcome dyslexia.
ChapterBuilding a School for Dyslexic Kids
EpisodeFamily with Ari Emanuel
PodcastA Bit of Optimism
The speaker talks about his achievements, the desire to build a school for kids with dyslexia as he believes it's important to give them the privilege his kids got, and the potential for dyslexic kids to thrive if given the right opportunities.
16:11 - 17:16 (01:05)
Summary
The speaker talks about his achievements, the desire to build a school for kids with dyslexia as he believes it's important to give them the privilege his kids got, and the potential for dyslexic kids to thrive if given the right opportunities.
ChapterBuilding a School for Dyslexic Kids
EpisodeFamily with Ari Emanuel
PodcastA Bit of Optimism
Despite his love for learning and insatiable curiosity, bestselling author Simon Sinek struggled with reading due to his undiagnosed ADHD in childhood.
17:16 - 18:25 (01:09)
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Despite his love for learning and insatiable curiosity, bestselling author Simon Sinek struggled with reading due to his undiagnosed ADHD in childhood. He shares how he overcame this obstacle by asking questions, listening, and seeking out interesting people to learn from.