Nobody can possibly plan for his or her life to change forever one day, in any form. Nobody can possibly prepare to be the victim of a car accident that paralyzes the person from the waist down. And nobody can possibly ready themselves for the words, “You’re going to require a wheelchair to move around for the rest of your life.”
But while such a diagnosis certainly carries a heavy amount of weight, and could possibly render you incapable of continuing to do your current job, it doesn’t mean your life is over. There are so many different ways that handicapable individuals can make contributions to society, and if you find yourself struggling to cope with your new reality of being in a wheelchair, fear not! There’s something out there that’s perfect for you.
Here are four jobs that we at Custom Care Carriage think could be right for you:
The world can change leaps and bounds, but one constant will always be that it needs copywriters. People are always coming up with ideas for startup companies and small businesses, and if they want their idea to turn into success, they’re going to need a website. As such, they’re going to need someone to write content for their website. If you like to tell other people’s stories and present them in a way that helps them generate business, you might make a perfect copywriter!
As is the case with being a copywriter, the world can never have enough web designers or web developers. In fact, the US Bureau of Labor Statistics projects a 24% increase in computer programmer jobs in the next five years. With new ideas come the need for new websites, but that’s only a portion of the website work that awaits! Established law firms and restaurants still need to undergo site overhauls every few years, and that’s where you come in go ahead and turn a site that’s functional into a site that’s functional, aesthetically pleasing, and easy to navigate!
The more languages you know, the better suited for business you are. In today’s climate, our country is becoming more and more of a melting pot with people from all different ethnic and national backgrounds coming to live together in the United States. Naturally, this is a great thing- but not everybody necessarily knows the language of every person they might want to do business with. That’s where you come in. All you need to be a successful translator is a willingness to learn different languages, and a desire to see people of different origins work together!
Perhaps few jobs in life are as fulfilling as being a teacher. The act of equipping children and young adults with the knowledge they’ll need to navigate through life is a truly unique one. All you need to be a successful teacher is expertise in a specific subject matter and a strong desire to oversee the growth and development of America’s next generation. As an added bonus- most schools are already designed to be wheelchair-accessible!
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