The Dyslexic Entrepreneur Podcast

In this episode of the Dyslexic Entrepreneur podcast, Stephen Martin shares valuable insights for aspiring entrepreneurs looking to start a side hustle. He emphasizes the importance of understanding that projects often take longer than expected, particularly for dyslexic individuals. Stephen discusses the significance of passion in choosing a business venture and the necessity of learning to delegate tasks to avoid burnout. He encourages listeners to embrace the entrepreneurial journey and learn through experience, while also highlighting the common challenges faced by dyslexic entrepreneurs.

Takeaways
It always takes longer than you think.

3X the timeframe for projects.

Stick with your projects longer.

Choose a business you are passionate about.

Don't just pursue money; find joy in the process.

Learn to delegate tasks effectively.

Dyslexic entrepreneurs often excel at starting projects.

Reality can be challenging; prepare for it.

The way to learn is through hands-on experience.

Avoid building a tiring business.

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In this episode, Stephen Martin discusses the transition from 'The Truth About Dyslexia' podcast to 'The Dyslexic Entrepreneur' podcast. He reflects on his journey, the reasons behind the change, and his desire to focus on entrepreneurship and helping dyslexics thrive in business. Stephen shares insights on decision-making, the importance of energy and simplicity, and encourages listeners to connect with dyslexic entrepreneurs.

Takeaways
This podcast has been a passion project for years.

The change reflects a desire to focus on adults with dyslexia.

Boredom and energy levels influenced the decision to rebrand.

Simplicity in messaging is key for effective communication.

Overthinking can hinder progress and decision-making.

Dyslexics often thrive in entrepreneurial roles.

The podcast aims to help dyslexics start and grow businesses.

Engaging with the community is essential for growth.

Dyslexia can impact entrepreneurial success in unique ways.

The new direction will include interviews with dyslexic entrepreneurs.

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In this episode, Stephen Martin discusses the journey of dyslexic entrepreneurs, sharing insights and strategies that can help them succeed in business. He emphasizes the importance of consistency, finishing projects, effective time management, and surrounding oneself with the right people. The podcast also marks a transition to focus more on the dyslexic entrepreneur community, providing valuable resources and support for those looking to thrive in their entrepreneurial endeavors.

Takeaways
Consistency is crucial for success in business.

Dyslexic entrepreneurs often excel at starting projects but struggle with finishing them.

Visualizing time management can enhance productivity.

Surrounding yourself with successful individuals can positively impact your journey.

It's important to have a clear direction, even when faced with challenges.

Dyslexic thinkers can leverage their unique perspectives in entrepreneurship.

Building strong relationships is essential for business success.

Utilizing tools like calendars can help manage tasks effectively.

Understanding your strengths and weaknesses can guide your business decisions.

Creating a supportive community can foster growth and collaboration.

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In this podcast episode, Stephen Martin reflects on his journey over the past year, discussing the challenges he faced, the lessons he learned, and his goals for the upcoming year. He shares insights on managing his neurodiversity, the impact of his diet, and the importance of self-reflection and gratitude in personal growth.

Takeaways
This year has been particularly challenging for me.

I often achieve more than I give myself credit for.

The keto diet had both benefits and challenges.

Learning from past experiences is crucial for growth.

Burnout can stem from taking on too much at once.

It's important to detox from things that negatively impact health.

Setting realistic goals helps in managing stress.

Gratitude lists can help in recognizing achievements.

Reflecting on what didn't work is essential for improvement.

Understanding external perspectives can provide valuable insights.

Self-improvement, neurodiversity, ADHD, keto diet, personal growth, mental health, burnout, goal setting, reflection, gratitude

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In this episode, we explore the emotional ups and downs that often come with dyslexia in adulthood. Those days when everything clicks — clarity, confidence, momentum — can feel incredible. But just as quickly, dyslexic adults can experience sudden drops into overwhelm, withdrawal, and disconnection, often without knowing why.

I share personal experiences of these emotional swings, including common coping mechanisms like hiding, disconnecting, comfort eating, or retreating from the world. We talk about how the dyslexic brain is deeply driven by purpose, and how losing that sense of “why” can trigger those down days.

This episode also touches on the idea that these highs and lows are not personal flaws — they’re a dyslexic trait. I also share an early experiment with 5-HTP, a supplement linked to serotonin and calming the fight-or-flight response, and how it may be helping smooth out emotional extremes.

Most importantly, this episode is about reassurance, awareness, and acceptance — understanding that you’re not broken, you’re wired differently.

Takeaways
Emotional highs and lows are a common dyslexic trait, not a personal failing

Dyslexic minds often experience bigger ups and bigger downs than others

Sudden disconnection, hiding, or withdrawal can be a response to losing purpose

The dyslexic brain constantly looks for meaning and “why” behind actions

Down days can feel scary because they often come without a clear reason

Fight-or-flight and adrenal fatigue are common challenges for dyslexic adults

Small “calming hacks” can help reduce emotional extremes over time

Acceptance and awareness are powerful first steps in managing dyslexic emotions

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