This is my margin travel and you always know a finisher because we've got them in our back pockets sticking out and it's such a small tool

But you just use this all the time when you're pouring concrete ease to scrape your forms

Use it to get in little corners that maybe your other travels are too big for so you can always sell a finisher by the margin travel

When Liz Nichols was in her 20s

She knew that she wanted two things

Financial stability and to start a family

But she had no road map to help her achieve those goals

That is until the day she met a guide who would show her a new world of work

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Now producer Chris Siegel has the story of Liz Nichols

It's early in the morning. I'm in Northwest Portland in a neighborhood where new developments are springing up like dandelions

I park behind a beat up old truck a

1988 Toyota that belongs to my friend Liz

Has work going so far this morning

While most of Portland is waking up Liz has been at work for a couple hours

She greets me in her loose dirty jeans and Union hoodie

Under her chin she has what's called a particulate respirator

It's like the construction workers version of a surgical mask

Liz is a journeyman cement mason and today she's working in a half finished building

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