Hey there's Debbie. Today's episode is a special re-release of a favorite conversation from the archives

Unless you're a long-time listener of the show, there's a good chance you haven't heard this one before and even if you have you just might get something completely different

from it this time around. I feel like dyslexia is an absolute God-given

brilliant gift as well as ADHD but at the time I didn't feel like that I had so many horrible messages that I say to myself

that I've thought about myself and I wanted to go back and get down on one day and put my hand on this little boy's shoulder and look him in the eye and say,

man, you are brilliant, you are beautiful.

These things that we struggled with when you were younger are now actually gifts that people pay us for to come and share and

connect and just give encouragement and inspiration to.

So you are a champion, nothing inside of you needs to be fixed, nothing inside of you is broken.

Welcome to Tilt Parenting, a podcast featuring interviews and conversations aimed at inspiring, informing and supporting parents raising and Guest today is Jonathan Oliver who goes by the name of J.O.

is a personal development coach, motivational speaker, author, and a coach for stay-at-home dads.

After struggling greatly through his school years, J.O. was diagnosed with

dyslexia and ADHD as a young man. With the better understanding of himself, he learned

to use what had been a source of great struggle as a catalyst for growth,

seeing his diagnoses as the two best gifts he has ever received.

Now a husband and a father, J.O's mission is to help parents and families particularly stay-at-home dads,

redefined family according to what works best for them.

So in today's episode, we get into J.O's mission work as seen

through the lens of a differently wired dad who is looking to break

stereotypes, helped dads become more connected parents and inspire other parents to consider the way their

narrow differences can be used as strengths to bring to their parenting.

And now here is my conversation with J.O.

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