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financial issues

  1. Mary Anne

    What kind of aspie work ?!?!

    All I want to do (or can do) is hyper focus and be a studio fine artist up it’s not financially or remotely possible. Back in the 1980s, I was a professional artist who created illustrations, animations, and advertising for corporations (pre computer society). I did not have to deal with...
    • Mary Anne
    • Thread
    • employment financial issues finding a job help job hunting sensory overload social difficulties
    • Replies: 22
    • Forum: Education and Employment
  2. CheeseBlues

    Work Anxiety and Chronic Pain

    I have been working for Starbucks for a while now. It's a pretty cool job I guess, I like making drinks and cleaning/stocking. Sometimes making drinks is too much for me though, I have been getting sensory overload really bad, especially when there is a rush. There's nothing I can do to escape...
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