Social media makes it easy to share information online and make a little money if you become popular enough. I have a lot of respect for creators who put their lives online and talk about personal health issues to help others because it's not always easy to be vulnerable. Social media has a lot of … Continue reading Social Media Posts That Make Me Unfollow You
When you are a content creator and blog about health, it is so important that you be as open as you feel comfortable, but at the same time, you need to set boundaries for yourself because there are some things you should not share publicly and keep private. As a disabled blogger, I am open … Continue reading Five Things I Never Share Publicly
When it comes to social media, people often say that it is toxic and that we should limit our time on it. I would agree that social media can be toxic if you are following the wrong kinds of people and damage your mental health, but I don't think that social media as a whole … Continue reading How Social Media Benefits Disabled People
If you are trying to build a brand and want to reach as many people as possible, it is important that you prioritize accessibility because if your content is inaccessible, only some people can access it, and it will reach less people. Most people have some concept of what accessibility looks like in a store, … Continue reading How To Make Your Social Media Posts Accessible For Disabled People
Listen To This Post https://open.spotify.com/episode/2XLMxPywRDidafdLPrP0GC?si=unQCvCkvQDyp_XLZ8RyMWg When you get on social media, it is so easy to get online and start comparing yourself to other creators who have more followers than you. As a disabled creator who has been online for seven years, I know that I am not the best creator on the Internet because … Continue reading Why You Shouldn’t Compare Yourself To People Online
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