Career choices for the visually impaired?

[Fuamami]

I'm trying to figure out what to do with the rest of my life, and could use some ideas.

Currently, I have a green housecleaning business, which is going well but is ever-so-slightly impacted by my somewhat minor vision issues (slight distortion/wavy lines, tons of floaters, lower vision in poor lighting). I am thinking I could grow enough that I am not doing any of the actual cleaning, but that will probably take a while.

I also have a bachelor's in Sociology which is worth about nothing, some substantial experience as an administrative assistant at a non-profit that is seven years old, and that's about it. I'm thinking about grad school, possibly an MBA, but am wondering if I should plan ahead for worsening vision, which is a definite possibility.

Any ideas?

TIA!

[lolar2]

Most jobs requiring much in the way of reading and writing can provide software to read for you. You could maybe try to change to more of a managerial role and hire people to do the parts requiring visual acuity.

My step-grandfather was mostly blind for most of his adult life and was a successful real estate developer, so that is something you certainly can do without seeing well.