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Ivan Massow, a dyslexic entrepreneur who made a fortune selling insurance products to gay men, achieved only on O-level. He says his dyslexia was a driver to success.
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There is an extensive list of self-made millionaires who are dyslexic, including Richard Branson, nightclub owner Peter Stringfellow, celebrity chef Jamie Oliver and Ben Way, who at the age of 17 was the head of a ¡ê6million computer business.
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