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My view in the current state of the world is that you should get your salary from your maximum performance (healthy one).
Imagine that it takes 4 hours to you to draw an illustration in each journey, in the sense you can draw 2 each day as maximum.
Other person, meanwhile, can only make 1 in the whole journey as maximum because they are slower.
In conclusion, both you and them would get the same salary as you are both working at your maximum performance.
People who are not able to work, should be maintained directly by the state as result of contributions from people working.