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At 40 years old, Michael Jarmon went into a diabetic coma, had multiple seizures, and woke up to find his vision was gone. What came next was depression, job loss, and a long road back to rebuilding his life from scratch. In this episode of Driven By Purpose, Isaac Shapiro, Mike Ghesser, and Evan Rosenblum sit down with Michael Jarmon, a Clean Logic team member whose story is one of the most raw and real conversations the show has ever had. From losing his vision to sarcoidosis, to working at a toilet paper factory for the blind, to eventually finding Clean Logic and a workplace that actually listened, Michael takes us inside what it truly looks and feels like to navigate employment, transportation, and life as a legally blind person in America. And he has one piece of advice every CEO needs to hear. In this episode, we explore: ▫️ How Michael lost his vision in his early 40s after going into a diabetic coma, and how a visit from his mother-in-law, Beverly Jean Hicks, became the first step toward bouncing back ▫️ What it was like to show up to Clean Logic for the first time and discover a company that actually watched, listened, and built safety guides on sewing machines because their employees told them what they needed ▫️ The transportation barriers that are quietly keeping people with disabilities out of the workforce, including the $70 Medicaid gap that cost Michael access to free rides to work ▫️ Why people with disabilities are often too exhausted from managing daily life to fight the broken systems around them, and what that means for employers who want to do better ▫️ Michael's one can't-miss tip for any founder or CEO who wants to start hiring people with disabilities and actually get it right Michael's story is honest, humble, and quietly powerful. If you believe every person deserves a workplace that meets them where they are, this episode is for you. If this conversation moved you, like this video, subscribe to Driven By Purpose, and share it with a business owner or HR leader who needs to hear it. SUBSCRIBE & CONNECT… 📱 Follow @drivenbypurposepodcast on all platforms 🧼 Clean Logic — cleanlogic.com 🌟 Inspiration Foundation — inspirationfoundation.org 👤 Isaac Shapiro — LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/isaac-shapiro 👤 Mike Ghesser — LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/michael-ghesser-b837a552 👤 Evan Rosenblum — LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/evan-rosenblum-141601237 RESOURCES… ▫️ Learn about the Inspiration Seal — inspirationfoundation.org ▫️ Clean Logic accessible products — cleanlogic.com
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