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Girls That Startup: How to Be a Resourceful Business Owner
Season 7, Ep. 34
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This week, Sim and Maia delve into the art of being a resourceful business owner, sharing how frugality and learning new skills can pave the way to successful side hustles. They discuss overcoming challenges with limited resources, emphasising that "everything is figureoutable," and explore practical DIY solutions for business growth. Tune in for their engaging conversation, packed with valuable insights for anyone aiming to boost their entrepreneurial skills.
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