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Entrepreneurship: understanding business performance and economical climate change that is affecting many small business...
23/11/2025

Entrepreneurship: understanding business performance and economical climate change that is affecting many small businesses.
Don’t close doors re invent your business model.
A simple way to understand that when business is in crises - you manage this to stabilise and recover , instead of having to deal with liquidation.
What can you do to stabilise and recover
1. Place notice on rotational staff hours reduced, keep key staff but reduced hours will assist in keeping costs lower and staff also having some income, but the target must still remain on sales and turnover performance from staff and business.
2. Watch your sale items carefully and it need to make calculated business sense, limit the sale numbers while stocks lasts or for a specific quantity.
3. Make arrangements with creditors for shortfall of your payments but keep upto date on the agreement to avoid legal action.
4. Reduce as many expenses that your company can save on spend eg:
- reduce time and travel, reduce fuel consumption all orders for work must be completed in one delivery or collection were possible.
- cut down staff lunches and business meeting lunches, cut down bonuses until the situation stabilises, rather implement a performance bonus based on the companies turnover and move meetings to an online platform.
- save on stationery, printing and post, implement more efficient technology systems.
- consider hiring or outsourcing project based jobs than employing full time staff.
- track and use your business expense to reduce taxes.
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I found this journey very inspiring and never giving up during the toughest conditions could open up many opportunities ...
23/11/2025

I found this journey very inspiring and never giving up during the toughest conditions could open up many opportunities and doors.
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🎩 THE LOUIS VUITTON PRINCIPLE
How a 13-year-old farm boy walked 250 miles and became the trunk maker to an empress

Louis Vuitton’s childhood was not glamorous.

He was born in a remote village in rural France, a place where winters were harsh, opportunities were scarce, and survival meant working with your hands whether you wanted to or not.

When Louis was around 10, tragedy struck.
His mother died.
Not long after, his father passed away too.

By age 13, he was essentially on his own.

And he made a decision that would change not only his life but global fashion forever:

He started walking to Paris.

Not by carriage.
Not with money.
Not with a family to guide him.

Just walking.

The journey stretched more than 250 miles, and it did not take days or weeks. It took more than two years.
Not because he was slow, but because he had to stop constantly to work odd jobs for food and shelter.

He slept wherever he could.
He carried everything he owned on his back.
His shoes wore thin.
His clothes faded.
But he kept moving forward.

When he finally reached Paris at age 16, the city was rough, crowded, and rebuilding after years of turmoil. But Louis found work in a workshop sweeping floors, carrying boxes, and doing whatever the master craftsmen needed.

He showed up early.
Stayed late.
Learned quietly.
Watched everything.

And little by little, people started to notice.

His precision.
His discipline.
His eye for detail.

Within a few years, Louis Vuitton was recognized as one of the most skilled young artisans in the city.

Then came his breakthrough:

Empress Eugenie, the wife of Napoleon III, appointed him as her personal packer and trunk maker.

From a parentless boy walking alone across France to serving the most powerful woman in the country.
That appointment changed everything.

It built his reputation.
It opened doors.
It ignited the brand we now see in every major city on earth.

Louis Vuitton did not rise because of luck, privilege, or connections.

He rose because he kept moving forward, mile after mile, workshop after workshop, door after door, until skill met opportunity.

✨ The Lesson

Luxury was not born from wealth.
It was forged from a boy who refused to stop walking.

When you keep moving, even slowly and even painfully, one day the world will call you a genius for surviving what others quit.

Trust Yourself You can do this!
21/11/2025

Trust Yourself You can do this!

Trust yourself YOU CAN DO THIS !
21/11/2025

Trust yourself YOU CAN DO THIS !

Enough is Enough ! GBV for her and for us. đź’ś
21/11/2025

Enough is Enough ! GBV for her and for us. đź’ś

Let’s meet startup business entrepreneur Keneilwe Mohlabane of Birmingham United Kingdom a passionate advocate for women...
18/10/2025

Let’s meet startup business entrepreneur Keneilwe Mohlabane of Birmingham United Kingdom a passionate advocate for women’s health and empowerment of youth and boys.

Meet Keneilwe Mohlabane, Meet Keneilwe Mohlabane, who is from Birmingham and moved to United Kingdom decades ago, passionate advocate for women's health and empowerment including men's health. Keneilwe has launched her DIGNITY ORGANIC SANITARIES BUSINESS in UK this year 2025,, and excitedly looking forward to creating awareness and empowering men and women about the health and wealth that they offer. She is the proud ambassador of DIGNITY ORGANIC SANITARIES, a revolutionary line of organic sanitary products designed by South African IT Systems expert Dr. Vivian Mokome.

Her journey began in South Africa and has now expanded to the United Kingdom, where she launched her business in 2025 with a mission to create awareness and change lives.
Driven by a commitment to educate, empower, and elevate, Keneilwe exposes the hidden dangers of conventional sanitary products that often contain dioxins, bleach, and synthetic materials. These harmful substances are linked to a growing number of reproductive health challenges, including cervical cancer, dysmenorrhoea, fibroids, and endometriosis.
In contrast, DIGNITY ORGANIC SANITARY PADS AND PANTY LINERS offer a safe, natural, and effective alternative. Made from cotton, hydrogel, and an anion-infused infrared strip, these products are light, breathable, antibacterial, and promote healing. Through live demonstrations in schools, places of worship, marketplaces, and community events, Keneilwe shows the stark difference between organic and non-organic options.
Beyond health, Keneilwe is committed to financial empowerment. She encourages women to join a lucrative business opportunity—purchasing DIGNITY ORGANIC products at wholesale prices and reselling them for profit. After all, women have been buying pads for generations—but never with the chance to turn this necessity into a sustainable income.
Importantly, Keneilwe also educates men about the benefits of body liners infused with infrared anion strips, which help neutralise free radicals, reduce pain, improve libido, and support prostate health.

Healing Through Purpose: The Thanksgiving Impact Movement
Keneilwe’s life took a profound turn after the tragic passing of her son. From her grief, she birthed a global online movement:�“THANKSGIVING IMPACT THROUGH JOY AND PAIN”, a Zoom-based initiative that honours his memory by sharing powerful, healing stories from guest speakers. The movement encourages emotional healing, resilience, and living with an attitude of gratitude, which Keneilwe believes is key to discovering one’s life purpose.

Restoring the Value of the Boy Child
As an extension of this mission, Keneilwe helped launch THE FORGE FOUNDATION in South Africa, inspired by the tireless work of Ms. Grace Mhlafu, who has selflessly cared for orphaned and rejected boys for over 20 years—without government support. The foundation is dedicated to restoring the value of the boy child in communities, creating a nurturing environment for young boys to thrive.

A Legacy of Impact
Before relocating to the UK, Keneilwe was a respected Maths and Science teacher and founder of a Youth Motivation Centre in South Africa. Her dedication to youth development, identity discovery, and community upliftment continues to inspire countless young people and adults alike to become the best versions of themselves.
Keneilwe’s life motto—"Pain is temporary, and there is always a powerful reason and purpose behind every painful and joyful season"—was spoken by her late son. These words now fuel her purpose-driven life.

Connect With Keneilwe
Keneilwe Mohlabane is more than a businesswoman—she is a movement maker, a healer, and a visionary who believes in turning pain into purpose, and purpose into impact. Whether through health advocacy, business empowerment, or emotional healing, Keneilwe is committed to changing lives—one pad, one person, and one purpose at a time.


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A stats report is very important when you in media and marketing ~> Enspired gained 15,061 followers, created 50 posts a...
29/09/2025

A stats report is very important when you in media and marketing ~> Enspired gained 15,061 followers, created 50 posts and received 1,312 reactions in the past 90 days! Thank you all for your continued support. I could not have done it without you. 🙏🤗🎉

You’re invited to a Business Networking & Growth Evening
19/09/2025

You’re invited to a Business Networking & Growth Evening

Make a difference together you’re invited! Chor Bazaarr
19/09/2025

Make a difference together you’re invited!
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United Kingdom 🇬🇧 Meet Sukhneet Bumrah: Sukhneet Bumrah is a dedicated beautician whose journey began in Ossett Grays,...
01/09/2025

United Kingdom 🇬🇧
Meet Sukhneet Bumrah:
Sukhneet Bumrah is a dedicated beautician whose journey began in Ossett Grays, Essex, where her childhood was marked with precious moments growing up. She grew up in Grays and attended The Grays School, later pursuing her passion for creativity and beauty at Thurrock and Basildon College.
She completed a BTEC National Diploma in Intermediate Art and Fashion Design (1 year), followed by an NVQ Level 2 in Beauty and Hairdressing (2 years). These studies laid the foundation for her future as a beauty entrepreneur.
At the age of 30, Sukhneet took a leap of faith and started her own business. She began offering beauty and hair services by visiting clients in their homes across Slough and surrounding areas, including parts of Kent. With passion, hard work, and unwavering determination, she built her business from the ground up.
Throughout her journey, Sukhneet faced many challenges—but always overcame them through confidence, resilience, and self-belief.

My Daily Mantra
"Morning yoga and a strong focus on my goals keep me grounded and motivated every day."

A Message to All Women
“Be yourself. Have self-respect. Be confident in what you do. Take care of your health it is the most important foundation for everything else.”
With love,
Sukhneet x

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woman in business: Meet Debra Ramdhari — A Passionate Indian Cook Serving Her Community with LoveWell known in her com...
27/08/2025

woman in business: Meet Debra Ramdhari — A Passionate Indian Cook Serving Her Community with Love
Well known in her community, Debra Ramdhari is a talented and dedicated Indian cook who turned her passion into a successful home-based catering business.

She began her culinary journey at the age of 35 and, now at 62, continues to serve her community with the same love and dedication she started with.
Debra specializes in authentic Indian cuisine — from flavorful breyanis to rich, aromatic curries and more. Her food has become a staple at community events, family gatherings, and special occasions of all sizes. Every dish she prepares is infused with passion, care, and the wisdom passed down from her mother, who taught her to cook.

"I love what I do," Debra says proudly. "Cooking brings me joy, and I believe that’s why my food is always so well received. I’ve never had an unhappy client, and I’m so thankful for the support I get from my community."
As a mother of four and a proud grandmother to nine, Debra pours the same love she has for her family into every meal she creates. Her weekends are often fully booked, catering everything from intimate dinners to large festive events.

With a loyal customer base and a reputation built on quality, consistency, and heartfelt service, Debra continues to grow her legacy — one dish at a time.

women in business: the personal journey of founder a Cancer Survivor. Ranz Hair, Nails, and Beauty owned by Raneshree...
26/08/2025

women in business: the personal journey of founder a Cancer Survivor. Ranz Hair, Nails, and Beauty owned by Raneshree Maharaj, opened its doors in February 2020, just weeks before the world was thrust into uncertainty with the onset of the pandemic.
Launching a business during such a challenging time speaks volumes about the resilience and determination behind it.
Even more remarkable is the personal journey of its founder, a cancer survivor whose strength and compassion shape every aspect of the salon.

Her experience has fueled a deep commitment to supporting others on their cancer journey and raising awareness wherever she goes. At the heart of Ranz Hair, Nails, and Beauty is a mission to empower individuals to feel beautiful, confident, and cared for. The salon is a sanctuary—built on strength—where clients can relax, recharge, and leave feeling renewed and uplifted.

With a warm, welcoming atmosphere and a dedication to nurturing both inner and outer beauty, she and her team are passionate about helping every client look and feel their very best.

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