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Oct 7, 2021

Embracing dyslexia? It’s as easy as 1, 3, 2

We all have differences. Mine just happens to have a fancy name.

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May 23, 2022

Out of the darkness and into dyslexia

Before I was a dyslexic design thinker, before I was a creative director, before I even knew I was dyslexic, I was just a kid trying to…

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Feb 25, 2021

What is Dyslexic Design Thinking?

Divergent mindsets bring new perspectives to creativity and collaboration

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Dec 14, 2020

The Power of Visualizing as a Tool for Creativity

A dyslexic creative director details what it’s like to dance with ideas in his head

An abstract collage of colorful shapes, black ink and Gil Gershoni’s face, representing the process of visualization.

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Nov 10, 2020

The Truth About Big-Picture Thinkers

Do you share the six traits they have in common?

The Truth About Big-Picture Thinkers

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Sep 23, 2020

Solve Team Work-From-Home Stress with Dyslexic Design Thinking

A Sure-Fire Way to Keep Creative Culture From Dying

Solve Team Work-From-Home Stress with Dyslexic Design Thinking

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Oct 24, 2019

Dyslexic Entrepreneurs Are Successful By Any Measure. It’s All in the Way We Think.

It was an unusual day in Isla Vista, Calif. The year was 1970, and a loud, energetic man with wild red hair was hawking pens and pencils…

Dyslexic Entrepreneurs Are Successful By Any Measure. It’s All in the Way We Think.

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Nov 14, 2018

How Leading With Neurodiversity Improves the Workplace Dance

Three pigeons were perched upon a beam above our conference room table. A late-morning San Francisco breeze entered the 18th floor windows…

How Leading With Neurodiversity Improves the Workplace Dance

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Apr 23, 2018

I Was Always Told My Dyslexia Was a Disability. Then I Developed a Relationship With It.

Often you could find me on my bike, cruising the streets in the suburbs of Tel Aviv with my pet pigeon, looking for work. Other kids went…

I Was Always Told My Dyslexia Was a Disability. Then I Developed a Relationship With It.

Gil Gershoni

Gil Gershoni

Founder and creative director, Gershoni Creative. Frequently speaks on dyslexia and its impact on problem solving, design thinking and workplace collaboration.

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