Well this is it, the last Bossless Path episode. There was never a plan to continue this show forever and this is the end of the line. Everything is explained in this short solo episode. #bosslesspathpodcast, #podcast, #videopodcast, #bosslesspath, #selfemployed, #goodbye, #signoff, #owenroth

Owen is joined by Jake Nielsen co-owner of Lint, a vintage clothing store in Corvallis, Oregon. To most people the word "trash" means a waste product or something that's reached the end of its usable life. Jake capitalizes on this when he goes dumpster diving. Used clothing is also sourced from estate sales, storage shed clean outs, and an assortment of other ways that Jake calls "picking". Though still very young he's had a wide array of jobs, few of which relate to his English degree that he plans to use to teach. In the meantime, he's become an entrepreneur operating in the fascinating world of the secondhand market. Listen to Jake and Owen go into detail about how this world works, and the philosophy of a non-traditional career.FIND Jake

https://www.instagram.com/lint/?hl=en

https://www.depop.com/shop_lint/TIMESTAMPS

(0:00) Intro

(0:29) What Jake does

(7:31) Work life crossover

(9:38) Lint's market

(14:15) Jake's career

(22:16) Meeting his business partner

(25:36) How the reselling business operates

(29:48) Japanese buyers

(36:07) The military clothing market

(40:35) Pricing used clothing

(45:30) Bleed between work and leisure time

(56:38) His career in education

(59:21) His future

(01:03:54) Jake's advice for a Bossless path

(1:14:52) How to find Jake

(1:15:25) Wrap up

(1:15:46) Outro#bosslesspathpodcast, #podcast, #videopodcast, #bosslesspath, #interview, #selfemployed, #lint, #picker, #jakenielsen, #vintageclothingstore, #corvallis

Owen is joined by Cecilia Mihaylo a freelance Spanish interpreter. A self-described talker and seeker of new things Cecilia loves serving her local Hispanic community with interpreting services. From a young age she found herself interpreting for her mother, and soon after others too. It wasn't until her twenties that she discovered the certification process for interpreting which transformed it into a career. After landing a "secure" job with the state courts and laboring there for a decade Cecilia suddenly discovered that being an employee isn't always as secure as one might think. She was forced to turn to freelancing in the interpreting world because of a layoff, which at the time wasn't celebrated but years later she found to be a preferable situation. Cecilia not only enjoys her job but says she'd do it even if she won the lottery. Now that's passion to serve! FIND Cecilia https://www.linkedin.com/in/cecilia-mihaylo-b3861b12/ https://www.courts.oregon.gov/programs/interpreters/Documents/CertifiedInterpreterRoster.pdf TIMESTAMPS

(0:00) Intro

(0:31) What Cecilia does

(1:48) How she got into interpreting

(11:56) The type of interpreting assignments

(14:57) Interpreting multiple people

(18:39) Freelancing vs being an employee

(30:09) Ambitions growing up

(32:26) Her future

(46:38) Cecilia's advice for a Bossless path

(52:11) How to find Cecilia

(52:33) Wrap up

(52:57) Outro

#bosslesspathpodcast, #podcast, #videopodcast, #bosslesspath, #interview, #selfemployed, #CeciliaMihaylo, #SpanishInterpreter, #Interpreter