For thirty-nine years, Marcus Reid lived with a struggle he couldn’t name.
Numbers slipped away the moment he looked at them. Everyday tasks felt overwhelming. The shame ran deep. Only after a late-in-life diagnosis did he finally understand the truth: dyscalculia had shaped his entire world.
Numbers Don’t Define Me is his story of clarity, recovery, and rebuilding. Through honest reflection and practical insight, Marcus shows how a diagnosis can transform not just understanding, but identity, confidence, and relationships.
Readers will learn:
What dyscalculia feels like in real life
How years of misunderstanding create shame, and how to undo it
Strategies for navigating work, parenting, and daily life
A hopeful reframing that replaces self-blame with self-compassion
This book is for adults who suspect they may have dyscalculia, parents seeking clearer understanding of a child's math struggles, and anyone curious about life lived in a world built around numbers.
Marcus proves that a diagnosis isn’t an ending—it’s the beginning of finally seeing yourself clearly.
Read this book today and start your own story of clarity.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. For thirty-nine years, Marcus Reid lived with a struggle he couldn't name. Numbers slipped away the moment he looked at them. Everyday tasks felt overwhelming. The shame ran deep. Only after a late-in-life diagnosis did he finally understand the truth: dyscalculia had shaped his entire world.Numbers Don't Define Me is his story of clarity, recovery, and rebuilding. Through honest reflection and practical insight, Marcus shows how a diagnosis can transform not just understanding, but identity, confidence, and relationships.Readers will learn: What dyscalculia feels like in real lifeHow years of misunderstanding create shame, and how to undo itStrategies for navigating work, parenting, and daily lifeA hopeful reframing that replaces self-blame with self-compassionThis book is for adults who suspect they may have dyscalculia, parents seeking clearer understanding of a child's math struggles, and anyone curious about life lived in a world built around numbers.Marcus proves that a diagnosis isn't an ending-it's the beginning of finally seeing yourself clearly.Read this book today and start your own story of clarity. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798258418791
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - For thirty-nine years, Marcus Reid lived with a struggle he couldn't name. Numbers slipped away the moment he looked at them. Everyday tasks felt overwhelming. The shame ran deep. Only after a late-in-life diagnosis did he finally understand the truth: dyscalculia had shaped his entire world.Numbers Don't Define Me is his story of clarity, recovery, and rebuilding. Through honest reflection and practical insight, Marcus shows how a diagnosis can transform not just understanding, but identity, confidence, and relationships.Readers will learn: - What dyscalculia feels like in real life- How years of misunderstanding create shame-and how to undo it- Strategies for navigating work, parenting, and daily life- A hopeful reframing that replaces self-blame with self-compassionThis book is for adults who suspect they may have dyscalculia, parents seeking clearer understanding, and anyone curious about life lived in a world built around numbers.Marcus proves that a diagnosis isn't an ending-it's the beginning of finally seeing oneself clearly.Numbers Don't Define Me offers the validation, insight, and encouragement so many have been searching for. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798258418791
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. For thirty-nine years, Marcus Reid lived with a struggle he couldn't name. Numbers slipped away the moment he looked at them. Everyday tasks felt overwhelming. The shame ran deep. Only after a late-in-life diagnosis did he finally understand the truth: dyscalculia had shaped his entire world.Numbers Don't Define Me is his story of clarity, recovery, and rebuilding. Through honest reflection and practical insight, Marcus shows how a diagnosis can transform not just understanding, but identity, confidence, and relationships.Readers will learn: What dyscalculia feels like in real lifeHow years of misunderstanding create shame-and how to undo itStrategies for navigating work, parenting, and daily lifeA hopeful reframing that replaces self-blame with self-compassionThis book is for adults who suspect they may have dyscalculia, parents seeking clearer understanding, and anyone curious about life lived in a world built around numbers.Marcus proves that a diagnosis isn't an ending-it's the beginning of finally seeing oneself clearly.Numbers Don't Define Me offers the validation, insight, and encouragement so many have been searching for. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798258418791
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