Jamie Oliver: Why Dyslexic Thinking Is The Secret Ingredient You Need To Create Change
Lessons In Dyslexic Thinking · Isabelle Higham
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Jamie Oliver is Britain’s best-selling non-fiction author - selling over 50 million books worldwide. He’s taught the world to cook and used his Dyslexic Thinking to make complex recipes simple and easy and create powerful change. First with school dinners. Next by training disadvantaged kids to become top chefs. Now, he’s tackling dyslexia and the education system.
As his Channel 4 documentary airs, Jamie tells Kate how cooking saved him, why his cook books are covered in ‘dyslexic code’ and reveals that so many of his Dyslexic Thinking skills have played an instrumental role in his groundbreaking campaigning and ability to communicate, simplify and steer powerful teams.
Whether it’s as a communicator, an imaginer or an entrepreneur… dyslexics like Jamie are brilliant at spotting what no one else is doing and using their creativity to imagine solutions that make everyone’s lives better.
Powerful stories | Experts in Dyslexic Thinking | Inspiring dyslexics
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