It's not true: Charles schwab, founder of the investment firm, has quite severe learning disabilities, as do many other people who are quite successful in a wide range of fields. Depending on the type of ld, some lines of work may be easier than others, but it need not be a barrier--and should not become an excuse.
Answered 11/5/2017
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Find a psychologist: And speak with them about the problems you are having finding a job. People with learning disorders and and do find jobs. You may need some help but you can overcome this.
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Agree w Dr Elliott: The concept of not being able to get a job due to a learning disorder is a bunch of baloney. Having a learning disorder is a challenge but that doesn't mean it will prevent really meaningful employment or that you can't be an excellent employee. A person can convince themself that they are an emotional cripple even if they are healthy.
Answered 11/5/2017
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