隆En plan de jovenes emprendedores!馃檶/ In plan of young entrepreneurs!馃檶
隆Hola Hivers! Aqu铆 de vuelta nuevamente. Siento mucho desaparecer pero la vida real adem谩s de hermosa un tanto complicada.
En este post vengo a contarles en lo que mi hermano, mi mam谩 y yo nos hemos propuesto.
Como he escrito en post anteriores, el a帽o pasado fueron tiempos rudos para mi y para mi familia por falta de trabajo, sin poder moverme mucho por falta de dinero hasta el punto de sentirme inutil y desesperada, siendo mi hermano mi 煤nico sustento.
Pero dando gracias primeramente a Jesus y Jehova qu铆enes me colocar贸n a mi actual jefe en el camino dandome trabajo junto a mi hermano.
Ya era un alivio.
Hello Hirs! Here back again. I'm very sorry to disappear but real life, besides being beautiful, is somewhat complicated.
In this post I come to tell you about what my brother, my mother and I have proposed.
As I have written in previous posts, last year were tough times for me and my family due to lack of work, not being able to move much due to lack of money to the point of feeling useless and desperate, my brother being my only livelihood.
But giving thanks first to Jesus and Jehovah who placed my current boss on the road giving me a job with my brother. It was already a relief.
Pero.
Mi hermano y mi madre desde hace un tiempo han quer铆do montar un peque帽o negocio de empanadas (Ya esta ser铆a como la quinta vez que intentamos surgir en el mundo de los negocios) para buscar otro ingreso aparte del que ya tenemos trabajando y sab铆a que no ser铆a f谩cil.
A diferencia de los otros intentos fallidos que sin experiencia nos montabamos y el negocio se nos ca铆a, por ello nos informamos un poco con personas que trabajaban en ello sabiendo las medidas e ingredientes.
Compramos la vitrina para empanadas fue de suerte y regalado porque el cost贸 fue da 10$ y mi mam谩 emocionada por el proyecto.
But. My brother and my mother have wanted to set up a small empanada business for some time now (this would already be like the fifth time we tried to emerge in the business world) to find another income apart from the one we already have working and I knew it would not be easy. Unlike the other failed attempts that without experience we set up and the business fell, for this reason we informed ourselves a little with people who worked on it knowing the measurements and ingredients. We bought the display case for empanadas it was lucky and a gift because the cost was $10 and my mom was excited about the project.
Tambi茅n se arregl贸 un perco viejo que mi abuela paterna ten铆a da帽andose en una esquina de su cachivachero (en termino venezolano es acumulaci贸n de cosas en un sitio)
El local.
Ya no quer铆amos estar atravezados llevando sol en la calle, cansandonos o que el gobierno los sacara por obtruncci贸n p煤blica, no. Quer铆amos un local peque帽o para empezar y conseguimos uno barato.
Y nos lazamos, con el paracaidas medio roto pero estamos arreglandolo para amortiguar la caida.
Mi madre tiene gran f茅 de que vamos a surgir, dice que es otro nivel de compromiso a diferencia de las veces anteriores y hay que tener f茅 y creer en Dios
Actualmente tenemos un mes cumplido y diciendoles la verdad no ha sido f谩cil. Los precios muy cambiantes a causa de la devaluaci贸n del bolivar y el dolar mismo, antes una harina pan que te costaba 9,00 a 10,50 ya te cuesta de 25,00 a 27,00 Bolivares Digitales.
An old perch that my paternal grandmother had getting damaged in a corner of her junk was also fixed (in Venezuelan terms it is an accumulation of things in one place). The store. We no longer wanted to be crossed carrying sun on the street, getting tired or for the government to remove them due to public obstruction, no. We wanted a small place to start with and we got a cheap one. And we launched, with the parachute half broken but we are fixing it to cushion the fall. My mother has great faith that we are going to emerge, she says that it is another level of commitment unlike the previous times and you have to have faith and believe in God We are currently a month old and telling them the truth has not been easy. The prices are very changing due to the devaluation of the bolivar and the dollar itself, before a flour bread that cost you 9.00 to 10.50 now costs you 25.00 to 27.00 Digital Bolivares.
Pero no hay que declinar, estamos a comienzo de a帽o y tenemos la esperanza de que vamos a ir bien.
But we must not decline, we are at the beginning of the year and we hope that we are going to do well.
Mi madre, hermano y yo.
My mother, brother and me.