Stunning Content Creator Mom Starts Farming Venture After Selling Beauty Bar Business: “I Haven’t Looked Back”

• A beautiful mother-of-two has decided to venture into farming after selling her beauty bar business
• Taking to Instagram, Vuyolwethu Mrwata said that she wanted to take a break from entrepreneurship and wondered what the next chapter of her life would be
• The content creator explained that her hubby then suggested that she takes on farming, and the beaut decided to give the exciting new venture a chance

A beautiful Gauteng-based mom has decided to start farming after selling her beauty bar biz in 2021.

Taking to Instagram, Vuyolwethu Mrwata said that she was unsure of what her new venture would be after she sold her company, noting that she was not keen on working for a boss after being an entrepreneur.

In her post, the stunner, who is also a content creator with her own YouTube channel, said she had considered taking a few years off from being an entrepreneur.

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“I’ve added ‘farmer’ to my bio. On a serious note though, after I sold my beauty bar last year, I really thought I would take a few years off entrepreneurship. I thought what’s next for me now?” She wrote.

The 28-year-old explained that she hated the idea of doing nothing and wanted to either study or start something new. Vuyolwethu explained:

“I wanted to go back to school, put my accounting qualification to good use, I was really frustrated with sitting and doing nothing. knew I would struggle ‘reporting’ to a boss after being out of the game for quite some time. I’ve always loved the idea of being my own boss."

Professional self-reflection

The babe noted that she needed time to self-reflect and realised that her beauty bar was not a failure, and like many businesses, her company was merely affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. She added:

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“I had to talk myself out of thinking my first business was a failure and so was I. COVID didn’t spare anyone and I couldn’t save that business. I went to therapy to align my thoughts and stabilise my mental health. My hubby was always cheering me on, supporting every idea I came up with. He bought me books as a form of motivation."

The mother-of-two then said that her husband suggested that she take on farming, and she enjoys learning and growing with the new venture.

“One day he said jokingly ‘why don’t you give farming a chance’ and from then I haven’t looked back. Every day I’m learning, I can’t wait to share this journey with you all,” she added.

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Source: Briefly News