Dublin siblings Sisters Creation online business benefits peers and wildlife
A little sibling rivalry sometimes can be a good thing.
For Dublin City Schools students Yosna and Nysa Bareja, it resembles mutual motivation to build an online business the girls launched in November, aptly named Sisters’ Creation.
Yosna, 15, is a freshman at Dublin Coffman High School, and Nysa, 12, is a sixth-grader at Sells Middle School.
Sisters’ Creation has its roots in the Young Entrepreneurs Academy in which Yosna enrolled in December 2019 to earn college credit.
Founded in 2004 at the University of Rochester, the Young Entrepreneurs Academy serves thousands of students in 168 communities across America, according to its website.
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How do you balance running a business with the pressures of middle school? For 14-year-old Mahsa Riar, the answer is passion.
Mahsa is the founder of Limitless Limb, a 2-year-old company that designs 3D-printed prosthetic limbs and assistive devices for children. The Ashburn teen is the youngest ever nominee for the Loudoun County Chamber of Commerce’s Community Leadership Awards.
For this young entrepreneur, who’s also a poet, artist and musician, the secret is combining astrong work ethic with doing what you love and a desire to give back to the community.
“A lot of what I do, I really love so it’s not like work,” Mahsa said. “I really love designing and running my business.”
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