How unemployment and a love of baking gave a local woman the perfect recipe for success
Not even a pandemic can stop Sweetalicious Sweets’ owner from thriving
Natalia Tejeda, Producer, Live in the D
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For our celebration of Black History Month, Tati Amare caught up with local black businesswoman who turned her sour job misfortunes into sweet success.
A few years ago, Lauren Wesson unexpectedly lost her job. Instead of trying to look for another, Wesson got creative, literally. She figured how to turn her hobby of baking, something she learned by watching Youtube videos, into a thriving business called Sweetalicious Sweets.
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ROCKVILLE CENTRE, New York Shopping for a new bra isn t always the easiest task and can be overwhelming at times, but one Long Island lingerie shop is hoping to change the stigma.
With a combined total of over 30 years experience in retail and lingerie, Kelly Saintus, Helene Delince, and Stephanie Vincent created The Fitting Curve.
Throughout their careers, the three wanted to take what they had learned in previous shops and create a concept where women didn t have to feel insecure about their size. They see themselves in the mirror for the first time, and you are there for it, said Saintus. They are like oh my god, I didn t know I could look like this. Oh my god, this is my size, I didn t know it could feel like this.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. â Nika Cotton pours comforting creations at her tea room, Soulcentricitea, seven days a week.
She helps her customers decide on a concoction that suits their mood for the day. I have lemon balm, which is really calming, Cotton said to her guests.
She envisions her space at East 30th Street and Troost Avenue will serve many functions in the community. A space of comfort, also empowerment, Cotton said. I m a community organizer at heart and so it s really my passion to create a space that can be a space that brings people together to organize to do the things we want to see in our community.
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