Disabilities: Page 2
How We Can Redefine the Word "Disability" One Superpower at a Time
Unlock your hidden gifts and discover the potential that can take you to greater heights in business and life.
6 Ways a Disabled Leader Can Be a Great Entrepreneur
The diversely-abled business leader brings problem-solving and innovative thinking to the role of entrepreneur.
4 Resources To Make Your Website More Accessible
Your business website should be broadly accessible by users with disabilities; here's how to achieve that.
These 4 Mindsets Will Help You Rise to Leadership Working with a Disability
Bring your overcomer's attitude to the table and boost your career.
Why Business Executives with Disabilities Must Take Back Control of Their Health Care Now
Use your entrepreneurial mindset to get control over your wellness and thrive -- in business and life.
Employers Need Workers. Now They're Realizing The Untapped Talent of These People.
Remote work, combined with a tight labor market, explains why this group is being hired at a higher rate, according to the researcher's analysis.
Launching a Business Website? Here's What You Need to Know About Accessibility
Your website's lack of accessibility could be hindering you from meaningful sales and connections. Follow these steps to improve website accessibility.
How Accessibility Teams and Executives Can Work Together for Disability Inclusion
Digital accessibility is no longer an option for companies; it's a necessity. But inclusion starts with all of us, so here's how teams can work with their executive bench to help ensure accessibility for all.
Unlock the Powerful Gifts Your Disability Taught You About Being a Better Leader
Empathy and active listening are two skills every effective leader should have. The experience of living with a disability provides an advantage in recognizing the importance of these skills and wielding them in the workplace.
Why Leaders with Disabilities Bring a Secret Weapon to the Negotiating Table
When it comes to being a business leader with a disability, rather than feeling insecure about your limitations, take advantage of three character traits you have developed as a result of overcoming obstacles and use them to effectively negotiate.
How Website Accessibility Affects Your Brand's Reputation and Success
If your business site isn't broadly accessible by users with disabilities, you aren't just missing out on revenue, but also exposing yourself to potential legal trouble.
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Initiatives Are Incomplete Without This Essential Dimension
A growing body of research indicates that groups representing a range of different perspectives outperform those with similar, even if demonstrably superior, skills.
3 Ways Focusing on Office Accessibility Can Boost Your Reputation and ROI
Making your office maximally accessible to people with disabilities or limitations is not just the right thing to do -- it also gives teams additional communication and productivity tools.
A Disability Ended My Corporate Career, But It Pushed Me to Build the Life I Really Wanted
Here's what I learned: Our success is never defined by our resumes, bank accounts, or physical abilities. It is defined by our outlook.
How to Talk About Disability Diversity in the Workplace
Great leaders choose to be the first to initiate conversations on neurodiversity in their businesses.