by Arran Smith | Jul 22, 2024 | Arran, Dyslexia
Today is the day I start a positive change. From time to time, you need to reset and move forward. For anyone that is neurodiverse, burnout is always close, but you also have to keep things progressing. Today is that day for me. Personalised blogging is something I...
by Arran Smith | Aug 30, 2023 | ai, Dyslexia
As an individual with severe dyslexia, my journey through the world of content creation has been a captivating one. The desire to share ideas, insights, and information has always been there within me. Despite the challenges posed by dyslexia, my portfolio career...
by Arran Smith | Aug 16, 2023 | Arran, Dyslexia, Technology
Ever wondered about time? Being dyslexic, it’s like time has its own secret language. Mornings flash by while afternoons drag on forever. For me, 12-hour clocks are my lifeline; those 24-hour ones? Forget it. And don’t even get me started on reading analog clocks,...
by Arran Smith | Aug 13, 2023 | ai, Assistive technology, Dyslexia
As Severely dyslexic adult, I’ve found that integrating artificial intelligence into my writing process has been an empowering journey. Embracing AI tools like ChatGPT has transformed my experience by granting me the ability to enhance my thoughts and ideas. Despite...
by Arran Smith | Aug 10, 2023 | Arran, Dyslexia, SEND
When you’re dyslexic and neurodiverse, the approach to planning can evoke a mix of emotions. As we approach mid-August, a time when many are unwinding or gearing up for the upcoming academic year, the significance of planning becomes evident. For me, an...
by Matt | Oct 5, 2022 | Dyslexia
When we look at life really and truthfully, we haven’t talked about mental health probably for many years. I know it for me as a 38-year-old adult with severe dyslexia during my life my mental health has gone up and down. I remember very clearly when I was a...
