Dyslexic Pastor

"Breaking the Dyslexia Barrier: A Doctorate Journey"

In this episode, we speak with Susan, a determined and resilient individual who has overcome the challenges of dyslexia to pursue her doctorate degree. She shares her personal journey of going back to school and the struggles she faced as a dyslexic student. But through hard work and determination, she persevered and is now writing her dissertation on the topic of dyslexia, Susan story is an inspiration to me and I hope it is inspiriting to you as well. Keep moving forward!

Interview with Nutritionist Elizabeth Inpyn

http://www.inpyn.comBig thanks to my friend Elizabeth Inpyn for sitting down with me a few month ago and give us some great info about brain heath. Make sure you check out Elizabeth on social media and her website http://www.inpyn.com.

SNU student discusses what it is like to have Bipolar disorder.

Meet my new friend Katrina she has a lot of God confidence! Katrina is jumping on the podcast to help the Dyslexic Pastor Podcast learn more about a different disability called Bipolar. Big thanks for Katrina coming on the podcast and sharing her story and what God is doing in her life. Karrie864@gmail.com

Uneducated

That feeling of being uneducated or that I don't belong at the table is all-too-familiar for me and many of the people I have meet. Let's find out what uneducated really means and what a few great people like Albert Einstein and Jesus have to say about being uneducated. Take a deep breath with me as we talk about learning to sit at a table with others. Even if that table is filled with people who don't know what it is like to have a learning disability. Check out the amazon link for the book Fish in a Tree. https://www.amazon.com/Fish-in-Tree-Lynda-Hunt-audiobook/dp/B00RU4EHN0/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1IBDLWQ8RDK34&keywords=fish+in+a+tree&qid=1649033568&sprefix=fish+in+%2Caps%2C202&sr=8-1

Episode 16: Jesus and Physical Therapy

Have you ever told yourself I can do this by myself? It is a very common phrase that I would tell myself all the time. Let's get real, we can't do much alone and if I was being honest I don't want to do the hard things alone, I have just convinced myself that it was what I needed to do. In this podcast I share how I found a community when I wasn't even looking for one. Community helped me understand I wasn't alone when I found out I was dyslexic. It was a community that helped me understand my calling to be a pastor as well and I still walk with these communities to this day! Links: https://linktr.ee/pastorkarrie https://www.facebook.com/groups/219892455410993 https://www.facebook.com/groups/219892455410993