Lauren Sánchez Bezos’ own experience with dyslexia inspired her to write a children’s book series that showcases why being different isn’t a bad thing. She shares about the latest installment in the series, “The Fly Who Flew to the North Pole,” and how she’s found her own path while navigating life with a learning disability. CBS earns commission on purchases through Amazon.

The response to Jamie’s Dyslexia Revolution has been incredible 💙Now it’s time to turn support into action. A new Education Secretary means a new chance to make change. Head to my site to get involved - send a message, use the tag, spread the word. Let’s make it happen 🙌

The stories so many of you have shared in response to Jamie’s Dyslexia Revolution - about your own journeys, struggles, and strengths - have been powerful, emotional, and deeply moving. If you’ve got something to say about dyslexia or neurodiversity—whether it’s your own experience, a frustration, or a big idea—please share it with @bphillipsonMP with the hashtag #ComeOnBridget# and let her know that change is needed! If you missed it last night on @Channel4 you can watch the documentary here >> #ComeOnBridget#

.@BarbaraCorcoran grew up in a two-bedroom apartment with nine siblings. She admits to failing plenty of classes in school, in part due to dyslexia. She would build her first multimillion-dollar business off of a $1,000 loan. Thus began her scrappy approach to business. Read about other scrappy business pioneers who made the #Forbes250# list of the greatest living self-made Americans: Photo: Christopher Willard/Disney via Getty Images

One in seven new cars sold in the U.K. is paid for through a disability benefit, per the WSJ. The scheme lets people swap part of their disability payments for a brand-new car every three years. Among those who got new cars last year, by primary medical condition, according to government figures: Tennis elbow: 40 Wheat intolerance: 50 Dyslexia: 320 The program now has about 815,000 customers, up roughly 200,000 in two years.

RAGE, RESILIENCE, AND THE CALLS: Media mogul and TKO Group Holdings Executive Chairman @AriEmanuel sits down for to discuss his new book, Roll the Calls. Emanuel shares insights on being the real-life inspiration behind Entourage's Ari Gold, opening up about overcoming dyslexia, channeling intensity, and the emotional endurance required to build a global entertainment empire. Plus, Emanuel addresses regional security monitoring for upcoming TKO events in the Middle East and weighs in on whether his brother Rahm Emanuel should make a run for the White House.