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Time to stop ‘sorry’, ‘just’ and ‘I think’

First published on March 19, 2021

At the Women’s Business Centre, we have the real honour and privilege of helping women start up and grow their own businesses. On a daily basis it never ceases to amaze us the creativity, courage and confidence displayed by so many women when they decide to realise their dreams and start up their own business, whether that is as a sole trader or as a limited company.

You are creative…and you are courageous. You are here with us right now after all, taking the first steps to set up your own business, so we know you are!

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