26-year-old quit her corporate job to become a seamstress at Yellowstone National Park for $19.25/hour
Zoe De La Paz believes in making your own luck. That mentality helped her gather the courage to quit her corporate day job in Chicago, break into the costuming field, and move to Yellowstone National Park to work as a...
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Here is a story making headlines in the economy: Zoe De La Paz believes in making your own luck. That mentality helped her gather the courage to quit her corporate day job in Chicago, break into the costuming field, and move to Yellowstone National Park to work as a seamstress — a path she hopes will eventually take her to New York City to work on Broadway and in film productions.
Until recently, De La Paz, 26, was living in Chicago and working as a drafter for an engineering construction company. She'd started sewing in high school for fun and, creatively unfulfilled in her day job, took up odd gigs on nights and weekends at nearby music venues.
Her plan: Connect with the people who oversee touring productions' wardrobes and possibly land some sewing work.
Economists are analysing what the news means for the markets.
