Supermarket CEO Rami Levy Reveals Dyslexia Struggles
Rami Levy, the prominent Israeli businessman and founder of the Rami Levy supermarket chain, has revealed that he struggles with dyslexia. In an interview set to air on Channel 13's "Asenhaim" program, Levy confirmed his ongoing challenges with reading and writing.
"I don't read books, they read to me," Levy stated, explaining that while he can read shorter texts like newspaper articles, longer documents pose a significant difficulty. When asked if dyslexia was the cause, he affirmed it was.
Levy shared that he relies on others to read longer materials for him. "Sometimes if I want something, I tell my wife to read it to me, or whoever is nearby," he said. The interview will explore how these reading and writing difficulties have impacted his daily life and business career.
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