Lauren Sánchez Bezos is sharing a candid look at her early broadcasting career, revealing that while she often laughed off mistakes on camera, she was struggling with insecurities and the sting of public criticism behind the scenes.In a recent Instagram post, the 56-year-old former TV journalist uploaded a montage of her past on-air flubs alongside a message about perseverance and living with dyslexia."I made a lot of mistakes on air.You can see me laugh and say oops.
(A lot) But behind that smile? Fear.Embarrassment.
Critics said I didn’t deserve to be there," Sánchez Bezos wrote in the caption.Lauren Sánchez Bezos opened up about laughing off on-air mistakes despite enduring fear, embarrassment and the sting of criticism.(Gilbert Flores/Variety)"That one hurt," she admitted.
"I tried not to show it and I just kept showing up every single day."LAUREN SÁNCHEZ BEZOS GETS EMOTIONAL DROPPING SON OFF AT COLLEGE DORM"I still mess up words," Sánchez Bezos continued."I still reread things three or four times.
But I’m not embarrassed anymore.Took me a long time to get here.
If you or your kid is struggling with dyslexia, know this: you may learn differently, but different doesn’t mean less capable.""Oops is the sound of progress."Sánchez Bezos has previously shared that she was not diagnosed with dyslexia until she was a 19-year-old student at El Camino College, a community college in Torrance, California.GAVIN NEWSOM SPOX TELLS REPORTER 'F--- OFF' WHEN ASKED FOR RECORDS OF HIS DYSLEXIA DIAGNOSISWhile being honored at the This Is About Humanity's 5th Anniversary Soirée in March, Sánchez Bezos opened up about how her diagnosis came after her journalism professor recognized that her difficulties with reading and writing might be related to a learning difference."Someone out there looked at me and believed in me.My journalism teacher," she said during her speech, per People magazine."She noticed I was struggling in school, getting in trouble, and that I did...