Jan 24, 2025, 03:59 PM IST
Albert Einstein, known for his brilliant mind, also struggled with delayed speech, language difficulties, and putting thoughts on paper. Despite this, his unique way of problem solving helped contribute to his high level of success in his field.
Cher, one of the world's most beloved musical icons, was diagnosed with both dyslexia and dysgraphia. When finally diagnosed, she began to receive the help and support she needed.
Muhammad Ali is one of the world's most famous athletes of all time. However, he also struggled with reading and difficulties in school. After being diagnosed with dyslexia, he went on to help others experiencing similar challenges.
Known as one of modern history’s most iconic comedians, Robin Williams has made his early struggles with “severe” dyslexia known throughout his career.
As a girl, Knightley struggled with reading due to her dyslexia, but it was a screenplay written by Emma Thompson of Austen’s “Sense and Sensibility” that helped the actress push through the challenges.
Picasso became a famous, trendsetting art icon despite, and no doubt because of, his apparent dyslexia.
Who knew one of America’s best TV Friends has dyslexia? Aniston herself didn’t know until she was in her 20s.
Branson says dyslexia and what he describes as “a different way of thinking” have helped him succeed.
Walt Disney: Responsible for much loved characters throughout the generations, Walt Disney never let his struggle hold him back! Imagine a world with no Mickey Mouse!!