Use text-to-speechMost phones and computers have built-in text-to-speech. Listening to emails and documents while reading along can significantly reduce reading fatigue.

Ask for documents in advanceRequesting meeting materials ahead of time gives you the processing space others take for granted. This is a reasonable workplace accommodation to ask for.

Dictate first, edit laterSpeech-to-text tools like voice notes let you get your ideas down without the friction of spelling. Draft verbally, then tidy up the text.

Choose your fontSans-serif fonts like Arial are generally easier to read. If you can change document fonts for yourself, do it every time.

Read in chunksCover text you have not yet reached with your hand or a piece of paper. Reducing the visual load on a page can make reading significantly faster.

Own it with confidenceDyslexia is strongly linked with creative thinking, big-picture vision, and problem-solving. You are not behind — you process the world differently.