“Let’s Get Cooking”: Young Woman Takes a Risk, Starts Food Services Business

• A young woman in Pretoria shared on her TikTok account that she had taken a risk to start her business
• The local entrepreneur's business is focused on food and offers private chef services and delicious meals
• Many social media users in the comment section sent congratulatory messages and support to the woman

Starting something new in life can often be overwhelming and filled with challenges. Yet, a determined young woman embraced the challenge and launched her business, making her vision a reality.

New entrepreneur on the block

A content creator named Yolanda took to her TikTok account to share with app users that she took a risk and started her brand-new business, Bites and Blessings.

The business offers meal preps, private chef services and Sunday meals around Pretoria.

Ready to get her business flourishing, Yolanda included a Bible verse in the clip and excitedly said in her post's caption:

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"Let's get cooking."

Watch the TikTok video below:

Mzansi supports business owner

A few people on the internet headed to the post's comment section to congratulate the young entrepreneur and wish her all the best for her future endeavours.

Feeling inspired, @xo_ove shared:

"After seeing your video, I went straight to reading that verse and let me just say, it gave me such comfort. Thank you."

@zimi.sodlongwana wrote in the comment section:

"So proud of you! May He continue to bless your hand and business abundantly."

A motivated @noku.lunga7 exclaimed:

"This is my sign!"

@motsomike added in the comment section:

"I'm really proud of you, Yols. Wishing you the best."

@chakazambalie showed Yolanda support:

"I’m rooting for you. Go, my baby."

@sikhonaphina said to the business owner:

"Please plug me with the containers. I need them for my meal preps."

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Source: Briefly News