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Balancing Motherhood and Business Ownership

Shirael Ingleza, owner of a fashion school, discussed the difficulty of balancing motherhood with business management. She transitioned from a salaried designer to opening her own school, initially from home. The expansion, though frightening due to new costs, was necessary as the home operation became too taxing.

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What happened

  1. 01Shirael Ingleza finds balancing motherhood and business ownership challenging.
  2. 02She realized her passion was in teaching, leading her to open a fashion school.
  3. 03The school initially operated from her home before expanding.
  4. 04Expansion brought new expenses like rent and property taxes.
  5. 05The home-based operation had become burdensome.
Translated and summarized by baba from Haaretz, the latest report. Read Haaretz’s original

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