Just because the idea of success seems ‘perfect’, the road there might not be, and that’s okay!
Jared Stewart, Program Director for Provo, Utah’s Scenic View Academy and adjunct professor at Utah Valley University, had his fair share of crashes on his way to success but that didn’t stop him. From navigating a learning disability that he was unaware of through college and navigating college alone and lost. It wasn’t until Jared began his work with people in adversity when he discovered he himself had autism. Jared’s diagnosis only increased his passion for the subject and he now gets to share his own personal story as encouragement for others dealing with their diagnosis.
On this episode of Success is Subjective, Jared joins Joanna to share his journey going from a high school dropout to a college graduate who has spent almost two decades working with autistic adolescents and adults. No matter how many crashes he found himself in, Jared managed to come out with a story that he now uses as a light for people in similar situations. Listen in for Jared’s insight on how there is untapped greatness in everyone, regardless of their so-called “disabilities”.
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