Bella Weems was like any other young teenage girl. All she wanted was a car for her “sweet sixteen”. Cars are cool, so every sixteen year old must have one. Her parents had no interest in spoiling their daughter. So they told her to work for it. Bella quickly brainstormed what she could do to make enough money to afford a car. She decided she was going to sell jewelry. Bella started Origami Owl, creating unique jewelry to empower, inspire, and motivate. The jewelry venture was incredibly successful, helping Bella achieve her goal of buying a car for her sixteenth birthday. Cars are cool. Jewelry helped get a car. So jewelry must also be cool. Her company has received praise from Terri Kimble, the CEO of Chandler Chamber of Commerce.
Bella on the left
It is inspiring to see someone so young achieve their goals. Bella had a goal in mind- getting a car. She never let this goal escape her and she was determined to reach it. She was driven for the car- haha pun. Bella has the entrepreneurial trait of solving problems. She had a problem, which was not having a car. She solved it by starting a business.
https://santansun.com/2019/07/18/mother-daughter-jewelry-company-sparkling/
Such an interesting post! I really like her desire to inspire other young entrepreneurs into striving for success! Great post!
I love the way you wrote this post, such an amazing story and so encouraging! I not only like her desire to inspire other young entrepreneurs to gain success, but I love how her story teaches anyone that success can be achieved! Great work here!
I love the drive in the young entrepreneur and love to see people follow their passions. I love that it shows that opening a business in an already dominated market is risky but can be accomplished. Great post! Love the content.