"It was just about me saying that anyone can achieve whatever they want to if they put their mind to it and I think people don't realise that. I think people think it just falls into your lap and it definitely doesn't. We created that, you know, so-called 'luck' for ourselves."
Episode 9 - Lady Luck
This week on The Hope Initiative, I speak to Amanda Nedza.
Amanda is a business owner, mother to a young child with her husband, Paul, and manages to keep her marbles seemingly all in tact.
In this episode we talk about how she dropped out of high school to go straight into the workforce as an apprentice hairdresser, starting her own company at the age of 22, and how she's managed to work up from there to now own and operate a hat trick of businesses.
As a 31 year old she is doing some big things and I was lucky to be invited back into her home after break dancing on her back deck during her and Pauls 30th in 2017. Crazy what a bit of proper Polish Vodka will do to a person...
In any case, the interview is far more sequitur than this bio, so I hope you enjoy it!
Thanks to Amanda and all of you listening!
[Find me on Instagram][1] and feel free to follow! :D
Much love,
Rien
SHOW NOTES
[Catal Hair Concepts][2]
[Eastside Barber Shop][3]
[Peasant Coffee][4]
[Amanda Nedza][5]
Entrepreneurs collective group - link coming soon!
Finalist for the [Australian Hair Fashion Awards][6]
Music by [Jess Fairlie][7]
[1]: https://www.instagram.com/hopeinitiativepod/
[2]: https://catalhairconcepts.com/
[3]: https://www.eastsidebarber.com.au/
[4]: https://www.facebook.com/Peasantcoffee/
[5]: https://www.instagram.com/amandanedza/
[6]: https://thejournalmag.com/ahfa19-finalist-newcomer-amanda-nedza/
[7]: http://jessfairlie.com.au/
