Do Dyslexics Think Backwards?
About this episode
The episode explores how dyslexics often think by starting with the end goal and working backward, based on insights from the Eides' newsletter.
Send us Fan Mail Do dyslexics think backwards? Kind of. Based on an article in Drs. Brock and Fernette Eide's February 2026 Dyslexic Advantage newsletter (https://7ca50762.flowpaper.com/February2026Newsletterfinalcompressed/#page=6), we explore why many dyslexic thinkers start with the end in mind and work backward, building mental models instead of following step-by-step procedures. And here is the podcast episode that Nick mentioned: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-fundamental-t...
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