I was a state licensed sign language interpreter for many years. It was two years ago I had a fall that would change my life and the course of my future. I broke my wrist in three places, had multiple surgeries and was told...I'm sorry, you will never interpret again. I was completely broken. Beat down. Until, one day I woke up looking at the cast on my now disabled hand. I thought, I may not be able to interpret, but I can teach others to do it. At a very minimum teach others to love sign language.

I went down to our county office opened a DBA, named my business Hands of Hope, and birthed a business. I filed an EIN with federal free, and have completely changed my life but others as well.

Re-inventing my life process challenged myself to keep doing what I love to do. Being on jobcasers keeps me motivated.

What's your talent? Your special part of you that you can share with others? Entrepreneurs are a lost entity and we need to reclaim our own destined futures while waiting for opportunities to come to us, create your own opportunities.