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4. A smile and a flower! Lots of folks pass by your business every week. A smile and a flower with a coupon or salon services attached will create lots of good feelings and gain new customers. Bulk flowers are not expensive and a smile is always free. ((WOULD THIS GET YOU IN THE DYSLEXICS SALON DOORS? 

Salons in Portland/ SE Division

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I found this interesting…. opps I used spell check

Dyslexics think in pictures instead of words

There are differences in how people think. Non-dyslexics have verbal thoughts, which is thinking in words and has a linear process that occurs with a speed of about 150 words per minute. Dyslexics have non-verbal thoughts, which is thinking in pictures, where the picture grows as the thought process adds more concepts. Therefore, It’s much faster, possibly thousands of times faster (a picture is worth a thousand words). Because of its speed, it happens in the subconscious mind.

When there is no mental picture for a particular word, it causes disorientation.

While reading, dyslexics have a mental picture of the context. This way, they will read words that aren’t there. For example, they will read cat instead of kitten. Why? What happens is this sequence: they know from the context that we are talking about a kitten. When they see the word kitten, they already have the mental picture of a young cat, probably with lots of other information, as if it is playing with a ball of wool. Because they already have a mental picture with all the details, they are in a hurry to proceed, they do not pay much attention to the exact phrasing, which they considers to be superfluous ballast. End result: they see kitten and say cat.

When communicating some thoughts; it’s very hard to order my thoughts, as there is to mush information in my head, don’t know where to start. Furthermore, I feel the words are coming too slowly in comparison with the thoughts that are going through my head. Therefore, I need to skip words or sentences to be able to follow my thoughts, which leads to less cohesion.

Source: Dyslexics think in pictures instead of words There are differences in how people think. Non-dyslexics have verbal thoughts, which is thinking in words and has a linear process that occurs with a speed of about 150 words per minute. Dyslexics have non-verbal thoughts, which is thinking in pictures, where the picture grows as the thought process adds more concepts. Therefore, It’s much faster, possibly thousands of times faster (a picture is worth a thousand words). Because of its speed, it happens in the subconscious mind. When there is no mental picture for a particular word, it causes disorientation. While reading, dyslexics have a mental picture of the context. This way, they will read words that aren’t there. For example, they will read cat instead of kitten. Why

I found this interesting…. opps I used spell check

Dyslexics think in pictures instead of words

There are differences in how people think. Non-dyslexics have verbal thoughts, which is thinking in words and has a linear process that occurs with a speed of about 150 words per minute. Dyslexics have non-verbal thoughts, which is thinking in pictures, where the picture grows as the thought process adds more concepts. Therefore, It’s much faster, possibly thousands of times faster (a picture is worth a thousand words). Because of its speed, it happens in the subconscious mind.

When there is no mental picture for a particular word, it causes disorientation.

While reading, dyslexics have a mental picture of the context. This way, they will read words that aren’t there. For example, they will read cat instead of kitten. Why? What happens is this sequence: they know from the context that we are talking about a kitten. When they see the word kitten, they already have the mental picture of a young cat, probably with lots of other information, as if it is playing with a ball of wool. Because they already have a mental picture with all the details, they are in a hurry to proceed, they do not pay much attention to the exact phrasing, which they considers to be superfluous ballast. End result: they see kitten and say cat.

When communicating some thoughts; it’s very hard to order my thoughts, as there is to mush information in my head, don’t know where to start. Furthermore, I feel the words are coming too slowly in comparison with the thoughts that are going through my head. Therefore, I need to skip words or sentences to be able to follow my thoughts, which leads to less cohesion.

Source: Dyslexics think in pictures instead of words There are differences in how people think. Non-dyslexics have verbal thoughts, which is thinking in words and has a linear process that occurs with a speed of about 150 words per minute. Dyslexics have non-verbal thoughts, which is thinking in pictures, where the picture grows as the thought process adds more concepts. Therefore, It’s much faster, possibly thousands of times faster (a picture is worth a thousand words). Because of its speed, it happens in the subconscious mind. When there is no mental picture for a particular word, it causes disorientation. While reading, dyslexics have a mental picture of the context. This way, they will read words that aren’t there. For example, they will read cat instead of kitten. Why

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We hired Una she starts next week.Una will work Monday through Wednesday.Help us welcome Una to the salon by fanning us on face book. 

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We just had 2 stylists come in to look at our station for lease. Mother and son how sweet is that! Hope they call back! happy hair day for this dyslexic salon owner. stay tuned. Oh and keep your fingers crossed,

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