Dyslexia is often misunderstood as a disability, leading to insecurity and
fear. Dyslexics often feel like they are dumb or need to prove
themselves, leading to constant irritation and uncertainty in school or
work or even at home. The inconsistencies of dyslexia exacerbate these
feelings, leading to anxiety and obsession with accomplishments.
Overworking can lead to self-sabotage, rather than a positive outcome.
Dyslexics should focus on loving and working on their abilities rather
than dwelling on their insecurity. And how to overcome it and know that
all dyslexic people are as worthy, smart and successful as any other
person. So rather You might avoid social events or encounters that would
put your skills to the test if you're self-conscious about your appearance
or question your worth. Additionally, by doing this, you reduce your
chances of success and connection, which is pushing yourself to much
which is the negative effect of insecurity