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A Little Inspiration

Running a Business requires sacrifices and a realisation that sometimes things are just bigger than ourselves. 

If you are a business owner, you must have a vision for the future you want to create. This future may extend to the future of your children so planning, patience and action are necessary. 

Read the article (link at the end) for inspiration -  two individuals came to the UK and had a vision. They succeeded in making changes to positively affect the lives of the future, more than their own. One of the granddaughters is Baroness Verma who has continued the vision to make changes for the greater good. So you never know what the ending will be when you start. 

So when you feel stuck or overwhelmed, remember those who have walked before you and the challenges they faced AND overcame. 

You can do it! 

The Founder of RGS is the third generation in business. Her grandfather started life in the UK the same as the two gentleman in the article. He sought to benefit the lives of the family members he brought to the UK and those overseas through education and business. He succeeded. Her grandmother also worked hard in business so man or woman, we can succeed in anything we put our minds & energy into. 

Success is dressed as many things but no matter how successful you become, never expect a job to be done by someone that you would not do yourself (ever) 🙂

There are plenty of inspirational entrepreneurs  who are self made - Richard Branson, Lord Sugar, JK Rowling, Rita Sharma....

Are you next? 

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-coventry-warwickshire-58627849.amp

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