Let’s talk about something that’s been bothering me: the kind of inclusion we’re seeing these days isn’t exactly inclusive. Sure, there are more wheelchair users in ads, movies, and even …
The Problem with Disabled Influencers: Gatekeeping vs. Genuine Influence
In a world that celebrates inclusion and diversity, why do we allow double standards to persist in the influencer space? This issue becomes especially glaring when it comes to physically …
Exploring Disability Representation: The Best Films of 2024
I’m asked at the end of every year whether it was good or bad, from a disability perspective, at the movies. And every year I tend to have the same …
Self-Employment for People with Disabilities: Create Your Own Opportunities
Let’s face it—finding work as a person with a disability can be an uphill battle. The job market isn’t always welcoming, and even when opportunities arise, they’re often clouded by …
🎄December 2024 Horoscope: Holiday Stars and Bold Dreams
The holidays are here, and the stars are lighting up the season with cosmic gifts just for you! From shimmering meteor showers to the inspiring Winter Solstice, December invites you …
Books Make Great Gifts for the Holidays
With the holidays approaching, there’s no better gift than a book. In recent years, the number of disabled authors has grown exponentially, ensuring there’s a book written by a disabled …
Control Your Finances with Smart Money Management
Money management is complicated—but you’ve got this. For those of us with physical disabilities, managing money can feel like an uphill battle, with extra expenses, limited resources, or systemic barriers …
Financial Resilience for People With Disabilities: Thriving in 2025
Let’s not sugarcoat it—2025 already feels heavy, and it hasn’t even started. For those of us with physical disabilities, it’s not just the usual worries about rising costs or unpredictable …
Give Less, Love More: A Stress-Free Holiday Guide
To Give or Not To Give? “The first holiday season I didn’t buy anyone a gift felt like I’d broken an unspoken rule. I’d spent years overextending myself—saying yes to …