People could be discussing a different topic all together and for me I am dropping my “kalango” for Meroz honey lol

Keywords: business month 2021 , entrepreneurship

I landed a job with my dream employer, one of the major players in the professional services provision, global wise. Excited, I started climbing my career ladder. At first I tried to juggle both work and side hustle but things did not work out well, as my new job was very demanding. I lost balance and my side hustle suffered the loss. I carried on but somehow lost most of my customers since they are used to me following up and now I had no time to follow up.
https://girlsonthewheel.wordpress.com/2021/07/13/meroz-honey-and-nuts-our-business-story

I stopped volunteering after 7 months because I was offered paid employment

Keywords: Furniturelink Guildford , Furniturelink Surrey , Volunteer Guildford , Volunteer Surrey

It’s hard work and because it’s such a small team everyone has to pull their weight and get involved in everything
https://furniturelinksurrey.com/2020/03/09/volunteering-at-furniturelink

Recycling Bikes in Newcastle: a local and international mission.

The NE6

Clearing out your garage or garden shed is a task no one really wants to take on but, like your tax return, it’s an annual chore that has got to be done. And then what do you do with all the old broken stuff that’s covered in dust? If it’s an old, unused, broken bike there are more options than chucking it in the scrap heap. In Newcastle sorting things into your red, green, and blue bins isn’t the only kind of recycling that benefits the environment. Recycling an old bike could give someone else far more benefits than just being able to get from A to B.

The local mission: Recyke y’Bike

Recyke y’Bike are a well established organisation in Newcastle’s East End. They have repaired and rejuvenated over 26,000 bikes, breathing new life into old things. They take old bike donations from the…

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