iSpeech.orgStudents in high school and college who live with a disability often struggle to manage their schedule. Many juggle academics, the responsibilities at home, and other activities. For some, working after school competes with completing homework. For others, the student Read more…
TTS DemoIn spite of forward thinking companies like Microsoft, Ernst & Young, and Accenture who hire people with autism through suitable hiring processes, many employers hesitate to employ those who do not excel socially. There are many reasons why you Read more…
Here are several things to help you succeed in college when you are living with a disability.
https://www.ispeech.orgWorking during the holidays, attending work functions, meals with extended families, charity activities, volunteering, and parties in our own social circles creates a list of holiday “to do”s that makes one tired just reading it. Add to that regular life Read more…
https://www.ispeech.org You are starting a career…with ADHD! Your days of intense study and reading are coming to an end. You are graduating soon. Or, you may have already started your job search. You may believe that your attention deficit disorder Read more…
Text to SpeechJeff Haden over at Inc.com gave a shout-out to J.K.Rowling for responding to a tweet from a discouraged writer. J.K. Rowling talks success despite depression and encourages others. Her tweeted response? “Don’t write like me. Write like you. Read more…
https://www.ispeech.org/text.to.speechJonathan Cox and Mikle South, two clinical professors at Brigham Young University, published results of an investigation. The study examined the success in college with autism spectrum disorder. The authors published the results in Spectrum. The article was then summarized in Read more…
https://www.ispeech.orgPhoto Credit: rawpixel.com It can be challenging to find reasons to start a business while living with a disability. But we want you to think about the five reasons why you should start a side hustle today. As you dream Read more…
iSpeechLooking for that first professional position can be overwhelming and frustrating for those with positive attitudes and a great deal of resilience. Add the complications that come with living with a disability and the job hunt may feel like climbing Read more…
TTSErin Migdol, the chronic illness editor at The Mighty, wrote great summary of eleven companies that hire employees part-time, freelance, telecommuting, for side hustles or other arrangements that may be helpful for those working with a chronic illness. These companies Read more…