As a solo entrepreneur, Kayler McGill believes that adding digital court reporting services to her mobile notary business has been one of the best career moves she has made. Within just a few months, she has been able to scale her business, secure a steady income flow, and become an advocate for the industry.

For 25 years, Karen Foreman built a successful career in management in the poultry industry, but she often felt a deep dissatisfaction working for a corporation. In 2019, she decided it was time to shake up her life, jump out there and try something new at the age of 50. In searching for a more fulfilling direction that allowed her to work independently and on a flexible schedule, she decided to enroll in voice writing school.

Life has taken a dramatic turn for Eric Learman in just a few short months. In May 2022, the 25-year-old Ocala, Florida, resident was attending community college and working at a local retailer. Previously, he had spent years working long hours in restaurants and on construction sites. He now spends his days enjoying the flexibility of working from home while earning a great income as an AAERT-certified digital court reporter.