Many years I lived as a telecommunication hermit. Telecommuting became my life and a style of living. Living in the hot desert with a jungle like cement city is rough!, but if you can manage to live, work, and create a substantial income doing something you love, well the city becomes a lot prettier all the sudden.

Dealing with interpreting has become a part of Life to me, remember starting up working for someones account when I was younger. Keep in mind that to just do that I had to show that was trust worthy because regardless of who worked the account that person had to impersonate and keep private all the information of not only the account holder but also of the operators account who they were working. Having to use someone else's account to make a living in English was my first experience, I didn't mind it was still 100 times better than any Peruvian job and all their free holidays and time paid off. When there was down time from that job on the weekends or the afternoons, there was a list already created during my other work hours, a list of tourism companies. They normally look for good English speakers fluent and natural sounding with a drivers license if possible. But always are hiring. So have checked more than a few options of good income here meaning above 1500 USD which is, believe it or not really hard to accomplish here. Even though I had to work someone's account and let them make 15% of me while they did nothing but sit back and spend that money. I gained so much experience, and that persons account by luck happen to be a medical interpreting account over the phone. Not only did I end up jumping right into a high level interpreting but did it with little experience. Not everyone that can speak Spanish and English can interpret, lucky I was one of the ones that could and liked it. Information was giving to me to interpret and at the same time that information was absorbed and engraved in my brain. Aside from being able to learn all the new vocabularies and glossaries, also learnt all the protocols and proper industry behaviors or manners that should be followed. Worked that account for someone else for a while until finally, thought I had enough experience to try and apply on my own.