Why one fisherman in Alaska won't leave the industry, despite the ups and downs.

Instead of relying on a single income source, one music teacher took up a new trade.

Patty Delgado started with $500, working from her parents' couch.

"At the moment none of us know what the future holds."

One formerly-homeless barista describes working while living out of her car.

One former journalist left the newsroom for the family business. The reason? A lower cost of living.

Is there a future in growing our food and trading it for the things we want?

One magazine owner shares his story.

"I'm in a place where I can make a difference."

"It's been fun and profitable. It's been moving forward," says Ron Hill of Cleveland.