Hammanskraal Woman Goes From Being Electrical Technician to Thriving Florist: “I Love Flowers”
- A creative woman residing and operating in Hammanskraal has a pure love for beautiful flower arrangements
- The 32-year-old left her job as an electrical artisan to become a florist, and notes that she’s never looked back
- Relebogile Palesa Phalane opened up to Briefly News about her ambitions for the future
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Changing careers drastically can be quite stressful, but that’spreciselyy what this Hammanskraal woman did.
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Relebogile Palesa Phalane tells Briefly News that she went from being an electrical artisan to starting a business as a florist:
“I used to work as a technician, then Covid-19 happened and I focused more on my business.”
The former electrical artisan has a love for gorgeous flowers
The lovely lady founded Palesa Blossomed three years ago and operates at Jubilee District Hospital, Jubilee Mall, Cliff Café, Tshwane Mall, Mandela Sports Ground, and more:
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“I arrange flowers for all occasions and gifting. We supply event coordinators, funeral parlours, and more. We deliver around Gauteng and parts of Limpopo and Mpumalanga.”
Relebogile is truly passionate about the work she does and loves the flowers she gets to arrange for people that put smiles on many faces:
“I love flowers, and I’m a beautiful flower too. I have a heart-to-heart love for flowers. I love what I do best. I like it when people feel special and know that they are appreciated.”
Hammanskraal florist has big dreams for the future
The businesswoman is highly ambitious and dreams of taking her enterprise to greater heights:
“I want to see Palesa Blossomed in big malls and have an online store where people buy online and we deliver, countrywide.
“I would also love to have land where I plant my own flowers and arrange and sell them.”
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In another inspiring story, Briefly News wrote about a hard-working self-taught carpenter in Soweto who has decided to start an agricultural enterprise.
The young lady makes beautiful Wendy houses and is an ardent businesswoman. Talking to Briefly News, Zandile Khumalo explains that since business has been slow, she’s needed to supplement her income through vegetable farming.
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