Dyslexia Became Her Superpower | Kaitlyn Laney

I can see their entire life on a chessboard and put it together in ways that they would never have thought. I just met with a $10 million net worth client about a month ago. They've had three financial advisors. In the first meeting I identified four major issues with their plan that nobody else had identified yet in their trust language, in their estate plan and in their tax plan and nobody had ever talked to them about any of this. And that's just such a great example of if I wasn't dyslexic I might not have seen that because my brain thinks about all these different puzzle pieces and how they come together. And so I think we all have these weird quirks or things in our world where it's labeled by the outside world as a weakness or it's going to hold you back or it's why you're not going to be as profitable and lean into that because chances are your secret power is what's going to really drive revenue and make you a really great leader in your.