Tiffany Sunday

Author | Speaker | TEDx Presenter

Best Selling Author

Tiffany Sunday is an American writer and author of Insatible Consumption of Being, How Dyslexics Will Rule the Future, Dyslexia’s Competitive Edge, and You Posted What!?. 

Prior to 2018, Tiffany was a business startegist and wrote entreprenurship and career books. Her articles have appeared in the Dallas Business Journal, iGameMom, The Dyslexia Connection, LaunchDFW, and more.

Tiffany is internationally known for her 2015 TEDx Talk Dyslexia 2.0: The Gift of Innovation and Entreprenurial Mind.

She has appeared as a guest on CNN, WFAA-ABC, NBC5, KRLD, AccuWeather, and quoted in Forbes, USA Today, and Dallas Morning News, Resturant News, and more.

In third grade, Tiffany wrote her first poem and then at the age of sixteen was published for the first time when her poem showcased in three local Texas newspapers. 

Tiffany is available for Zoom interviews and poetry readings.

Not Normal

With Dallas county stay-at-home order, I have set a goal to complete the manuscript for 1300 Miles to Barstow by April 3, 2020. My son and I have slipped into our summer schedule while he waits for school to resume online. Today is the first full day of sun and clear skies after eleven … Read More about Not Normal

THE BUZZ

Dyslexia’s Competitive Edge is engaging when it instructs people with dyslexia to tap into their creativity, innovative spirit, and understand how they are often able to solve complex problems easier than others.

KRISITIE SMITH
Columnist, The Dallas Morning News

“The best thing you can say about a book is “I learned a lot from that” and that’s what I said when I finished reading You Posted What!? 

LORRAINE FAULDS,
Workforce Intelligence Coordinator for South Carolina Depart. of Employment

Tiffany’s thought-provoking rallying call is that computers will replicate neuro-typical thinking easily, those who think less typically will be gold dust in the new economy.  For the British economy, built on engineering, ingenuity, and creativity, tapping the widest range of talent in future is a cause we can all get behind.

LOUISE WOOD, 
Bell House, U.K.

Current Work

What a year so far! I am using the stay-at-home time to complete "1300 Miles to Barstow" and "Never Again, She Said". After multiple requests, starting in April, I will begin recording audio versions of the dyslexia books. I am available for Zoom interviews and poetry readings. For the latest information about current projects and book releases, be sure to sign up for my email newsletter.