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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What about hvac repair, plumber, electrician. I was reading about some boxer who discovered he was autistic as an adult and he had been diagnosed during his schooling as low iq and prior to boxing was an electrician. That said…who knows what his non verbal iq was. [/quote] I am telling you from experience that if you put a very hard-working child, who is not playing with a full deck of cards, into one of these professions, they will ruin their bodies trying to meet the demands of their bosses long before they get the experience to parlay it into something sustainable. Even for the neurotypical, from a long-term perspective these careers are only worth going into if you are going to be gaining experience to start your own business where you are your own boss and can hire employees for when the physical aspects become too much for you.[/quote]
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