[nabentre] ideas for work that blind people can successfully do from home
Leslie Fairall
fairall at panix.com
Mon Feb 19 02:09:53 UTC 2018
Hi Dan:
You have some limitations due to not having a college degree. However,
that doesn't mean that you can't make a living as a blind person. One
thing that you shouldn't do when you are starting out is limit yourself.
Sometimes we have to do jobs that are not our favorite just to get our
foot in the door and make some money. My first job was a receptionist
where I was over qualified since I had a college degree. I lasted four
years until I decided to go to graduate school and get my Master's degree
in rehabilitation counseling. The receptionist job was boring, but it gave
me work experience and a chance to figure out what I wanted to do. There
is one thing to keep in mind that some people starting out forget. Your
first job will most likely not be your dream job. It might take getting a
Bachelor's or other advanced degree. It also takes paying your dues and
working hard at whatever job you get, whether it's from a traditional
employer or working for yourself.
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