Dyscalculia does not exclude other great skills

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Just to hammer home the point that people with a learning disability are not stupid, today we link to a story about someone with pretty special skills but, most likely with dyscalculia. You can’t go as far as stating that the learning disability is an advantage but it is certainly true that many successful people have a learning disability and in my humble opinion this may have something to do with the stamina and endurance they build up while working their way through the school system and life at a young age.

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A dyscalculic CEO

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“I may not be famous or much of a role model, but I’m putting my voice out there to be counted. Despite what other people may tell you, someone with dyscalculia most certainly can start and run a successful business. My name is Paul Fisher, I’m founder and CEO of Buyometric, and I most certainly can’t count.”

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Leading with Dyscalculia

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Paul Fisher comes out with a great statement: “I may not be famous or much of a role model, but I’m putting my voice out there to be counted. Despite what other people may tell you, someone with dyscalculia most certainly can start and run a successful business. My name is Paul Fisher, I’m founder and CEO of Buyometric, and I most certainly can’t count.”

This should encourage all of you who suffer daily from the issues with Dyscalculia

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Dyscalculia; it’s a thing!

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Here is a lady who helps to bring some good awareness to Dyscalculia. She starts her story like this:

How many people have you heard ever say ‘oh I have number dyslexia’? I bet there are a few people. Guess what? It’s its own thing. It is called dyscalculia, I know it kind of sounds like Dracula, but trust me it’s not a vampire related learning disability. If you haven’t put a face to this learning disability yet, I have dyscalculia.

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