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Here's Part 1 of our story.
Here's Part 2 of our story.
Once we had all the design in place (marquee, logo and general idea about the menu) Katja tried looking for a partner that would help her set up at the different places/events as well as get everything organised (finding pitches, coordinating and organising paperwork as well as sending it to the different markets, etc etc).
This is not an easy task. People can be deceived into thinking this is a 'great idea', a 'great opportunity', 'fun' etc, but in reality it takes a lot of guts, effort, love, willingness, tolerance and learning curves.
Sometimes failure comes your way and you have to brush it off, learn and grow from it so you can face it next time stronger. This sounds like it's easy to accomplish, but I can assure you it is not!! When you get a few slaps it is not easy to stand up in your two feet again (watch people in boxing matches... the principle is the same). You really need to have a strong idea that will go above and beyond any adversity or misfortunes.
You need to believe in your idea more than anything else. You need to KNOW that you and your business will succeed NO MATTER WHAT.
This is the difficult bit, because the belief has to be real. You can fake it till you make it, but at some point, you have to know that NOTHING will beat you.
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One day Katja I received a text through WhatsApp:
Do you know who can help me with the business?
Katja couldn't find anyone. At the time I was just doing the design work and website. But I always had a strong feeling that I should be helping her with the business in more ways. This feeling had been distant, but it was always constant, always there.
By the time I received this question, I knew what the answer was.
Me!
That's all I said.
She got back strait away. "Really...?" I felt the approval.
"Yes". I said.
And that was that.
With an overwhelming sense that I was doing the right thing, I knew we were meant to do this together.
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