Alyssa Nobriga

And I know that that got created because I was in grade school. I remember my heart would be beating because the teacher would have everybody read. Everybody learned to read faster than me. They were better at it. I'm not a good reader.

And I remember we were in class and we would go around reading the next paragraph and I would just sink in my seat and also try to see what's the paragraph that's mine so I could read it, but I was just in a free state. So insecure and scared and publicly ashamed in comparison of what I could do.

And I remember we were in class and we would go around reading the next paragraph and I would just sink in my seat and also try to see what's the paragraph that's mine so I could read it, but I was just in a free state. So insecure and scared and publicly ashamed in comparison of what I could do.

And I remember we were in class and we would go around reading the next paragraph and I would just sink in my seat and also try to see what's the paragraph that's mine so I could read it, but I was just in a free state. So insecure and scared and publicly ashamed in comparison of what I could do.

I bought into a lot of misunderstandings about what I was capable of, my self-worth, being pulled out of class. I was in public school, given extra time to get tutoring and support and really thinking negatively about myself because of that or thinking I needed to work harder or prove my intelligence. Like a

I bought into a lot of misunderstandings about what I was capable of, my self-worth, being pulled out of class. I was in public school, given extra time to get tutoring and support and really thinking negatively about myself because of that or thinking I needed to work harder or prove my intelligence. Like a

I bought into a lot of misunderstandings about what I was capable of, my self-worth, being pulled out of class. I was in public school, given extra time to get tutoring and support and really thinking negatively about myself because of that or thinking I needed to work harder or prove my intelligence. Like a

It wasn't really until I went to college that I learned how I learn for one, which is I'm a kinesthetic learner. I like, I learned by doing and sign language, like a visual learning was the only class that I rocked and I didn't have to study for. I know you talk about you, you know, there were classes you didn't have to study for. That was never my experience.

It wasn't really until I went to college that I learned how I learn for one, which is I'm a kinesthetic learner. I like, I learned by doing and sign language, like a visual learning was the only class that I rocked and I didn't have to study for. I know you talk about you, you know, there were classes you didn't have to study for. That was never my experience.

It wasn't really until I went to college that I learned how I learn for one, which is I'm a kinesthetic learner. I like, I learned by doing and sign language, like a visual learning was the only class that I rocked and I didn't have to study for. I know you talk about you, you know, there were classes you didn't have to study for. That was never my experience.

And I also in college started focusing on things that I really enjoyed. And I know the quote, like, energy is not created or destroyed. And so with the learning disability label, I thought something was wrong with me. I thought that I was limited. But now we can see that I just learned differently and that I started developing more of my intuitive capacities.

And I also in college started focusing on things that I really enjoyed. And I know the quote, like, energy is not created or destroyed. And so with the learning disability label, I thought something was wrong with me. I thought that I was limited. But now we can see that I just learned differently and that I started developing more of my intuitive capacities.

And I also in college started focusing on things that I really enjoyed. And I know the quote, like, energy is not created or destroyed. And so with the learning disability label, I thought something was wrong with me. I thought that I was limited. But now we can see that I just learned differently and that I started developing more of my intuitive capacities.

I started developing reading people rather than reading books. That's not how I learned. And I started using that for my advantage in my work. And so I just want to remind people that may have a limitation, a disability, that actually that disability is an ability. You're going to have other abilities developed. And that I want to be a voice for people because I have ADHD. I have dyslexia, mild.

I started developing reading people rather than reading books. That's not how I learned. And I started using that for my advantage in my work. And so I just want to remind people that may have a limitation, a disability, that actually that disability is an ability. You're going to have other abilities developed. And that I want to be a voice for people because I have ADHD. I have dyslexia, mild.

I started developing reading people rather than reading books. That's not how I learned. And I started using that for my advantage in my work. And so I just want to remind people that may have a limitation, a disability, that actually that disability is an ability. You're going to have other abilities developed. And that I want to be a voice for people because I have ADHD. I have dyslexia, mild.

I also have a learning disability and I run a successful company doing what I love, making an impact in the world. And so I just want to remind people like any of those labels, we can unlearn and we can take our power back from them and use them as a way to share our gifts in a way that's only aligned with how we are designed to do.

I also have a learning disability and I run a successful company doing what I love, making an impact in the world. And so I just want to remind people like any of those labels, we can unlearn and we can take our power back from them and use them as a way to share our gifts in a way that's only aligned with how we are designed to do.

I also have a learning disability and I run a successful company doing what I love, making an impact in the world. And so I just want to remind people like any of those labels, we can unlearn and we can take our power back from them and use them as a way to share our gifts in a way that's only aligned with how we are designed to do.

No, I had to do work around it. I think for a while I was like, I think I was telling myself, this is an ability, this isn't a disability. And it was more conceptual. And it was almost like there were different parts on my, my journey that helped me sink into it where I was realizing that, Yes, learning how I learned. Yes, seeing how I was excelling in my business.