Albert Einstein Though never formally diagnosed, Einstein struggled with language and was a late talker. His unique way of thinking helped him revolutionize physics with the theory of relativity2.

• Richard Branson The Virgin Group founder credits dyslexia for his entrepreneurial success. He focused on big-picture thinking and delegated tasks that required detailed reading2.

• Steven Spielberg Diagnosed as an adult, Spielberg faced bullying and academic challenges. He found refuge in filmmaking, turning his imagination into cinematic masterpieces2.

• Whoopi Goldberg Undiagnosed for years, Goldberg was labeled "slow" in school. Her mother’s support and her own determination led her to become an EGOT-winning performer2.

• Keira Knightley Diagnosed at six, Knightley used film scripts to improve her reading. Acting became both her passion and her learning tool2.

• Cher She struggled with both dyslexia and dyscalculia. Despite academic setbacks, she became a global music and fashion icon2.

• Dav Pilkey The creator of Captain Underpants was often sent out of class for disruptive behavior. He used that time to draw and write, turning his dyslexia into a superpower.