A woman has revealed she is earning £1000 a day after leaving university to start her dream business.
Kanita, 23 has always loved baking and after realizing her dream was to bake cakes for a living, she decided to start her own brownie selling business.
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Her mother was unsure about Kanita’s venture at first but then started helping her with orders when the business started to grow.
Speaking to Channel 4, Kanita said: “My mum got involved on Valentine’s Day.
“We had a very crazy week and sold £10,000 in 40 minutes”.
Kanita baked boxes of brownies, decorated with personal messages like “Happy Birthday” or “I love you.”
She explained that posting content on TikTok led her business to success.
Multiple of her videos have received over one million views, and this has enabled her to reach a wider audience.
She often posts videos of herself making brownies, so people can get an inside look at where her products come from.
“We show people how our products come to life, and the people behind them”, she said.
In Kanita’s best month, he earned a whopping £30,000.
Sharing the secret to why her brownies look so good, she said: “The perfect brownie has to be super crumbly, super Instagrammable and fudgy.
As her business grew, Kanita hired a team of seven employees to help make and pack the brownies.
The team works around the clock to ensure that their customers are consistently satisfied.
Kanita said she doesn’t make lavish purchases with the money she earns, and instead uses it to reinvest in her business and make it better.
She said: “I would love to keep making money.
How to start your own business
Dragon’s Den star Theo Paphitis reveals his tips for budding entrepreneurs:
- One of the biggest hurdles aspiring entrepreneurs and business owners face is lack of confidence. You have to believe in your idea – more than that, your friends are raving about it.
- Never be afraid to make decisions. Once you realize that, it’s the confidence to make decisions that is crucial to starting and maintaining a business.
- If you don’t take calculated risks, you’re stagnant. If a decision turns out to be wrong, recognize it quickly and deal with it if you can. Failing that, find someone else who can.
- It’s okay not to get it right the first time. My experience of making bad decisions helped build my confidence, helping me to become who I am today.
- Never underestimate the power of social media, and remember that the Internet has leveled the playing field for small businesses.
- Don’t forget to dream. A machine can’t do that!
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“I want stability and freedom in my life.”
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