Tiffany is a featured speaker at the 2017 Dallas Book Festival.

She will be talking about her book, Dyslexia’s Competitive Edge and how individuals can use their dyslexia as a competitive edge.

Following the discussion, she will be answering questions from the audience.

Signed copies of Tiffany’s book will be available to purchase.

Dallas Public Library is located at 1515 Young Street Dallas, TX 75201

 Click here to view more information about the event and to see a complete list of authors and presenters.

July has been both an inspiring and busy month.

Enjoyed speaking experience at Ignite DFW 5 on Tuesday, July 19th about what every dyslexic teen should know.

On Sunday, July 31st, I will wrap up the month with a book event at the Audelia Branch of the Dallas Public Library.

For Dallas followers and readers, plan to stop by and visit with myself and other local authors.

We will be taking pre-orders for The Digital Prairie and I will be sharing news about my upcoming fiction novel in 2017.

I’m offering a special for this event – mention this blog post and receive $2.00 off the purchase of two books.  

Ignite DFW

Tuesday, July 19, 2016
Texas Theatre in Oak Cliff, Texas
The event kicks off at 6:00 pm and will wrap up around 9:00 pm.

I’m excited to be one of the selected speakers.  The title of my presentation is Dyslexics are Hardwired for Entrepreneurship: What Every Dyslexic Teen Should Know.  The speech focuses on how teens can use their unique dyslexia talents as a competitive edge.

In 2006, Ignite Talks started in Seattle and have grown into a national speaking series platform. Imagine speaking gymnastics. Each event follows the same format: 14 speakers, 5 minutes per speaker, 20 slides each, with each slide auto advancing 15 seconds per slide.

Tickets are available online.  

Teaching Dyslexic Teens How Dyslexia Can Be A Competitive Edge

For individuals who could not make this event.  Click here for the power point presentation.

Researchers have discovered a link between dyslexia and entrepreneurship.  Multiple studies found 35% of business owners and entrepreneurs are dyslexics.

Many of the prized traits of every entrepreneur dyslexics develop as students such as dealing with adversity, bouncing back from failure, seeing existing structures from a different perceptive and being a creative at finding solutions.

I will be sharing with the audience advice and insight on how to use dyslexia as a competitive edge in business.

As technology rapidly changes our world, the growing demand for dyslexics and their different thinking and problem-solving abilities will accelerate.

My son who is a dyslexic teen business owner will say a couple of words at the end of the presentation.