INTERVIEW - Sir Richard Branson on dyslexia at We Day UK at Wembley Arena on March 7, 2014 in London, England.

The speaker shares their personal journey with dyslexia, highlighting the challenges faced and the feelings experienced. They emphasize the importance of focusing on strengths and improving weaknesses. The speaker also discusses how dyslexia has positively impacted their life, stressing the value of surrounding oneself with supportive people and delegating tasks effectively.

What personal connection does the speaker have to dyslexia?

• The speaker's teacher is dyslexic.

• The speaker is dyslexic.

• The speaker's friend is dyslexic.

• The speaker's son is dyslexic.

What question did the students from St Richard's University ask?

• How does it feel to be dyslexic?

• What is the best school for dyslexics?

• What are the symptoms of dyslexia?

• How to overcome dyslexia?

According to the speaker, what is crucial for dealing with dyslexia?

• Ignoring weaknesses completely.

• Focusing on strengths and improving weaknesses.

• Relying solely on others for help.

• Only working on weaknesses.

How has dyslexia helped the speaker after leaving school?

• By making them more competitive.

• By helping them become a better delegator.

• By making them more independent.

• By improving their memory.

What does the speaker believe about their achievements?

• They have not needed any help.

• They have achieved good things with the help of others.

• They have not achieved much.

• They have achieved everything on their own.