050 | "Hi, Welcome to Hooters!" | Politely Plastered and SNL Plumbing
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Dee, a criminology graduate, initially worked with domestic violence victims before venturing into a different field in America, where she enjoyed her time working with Hooters. After having two children, she returned to the UK and reluctantly took up an office job that she found unfulfilling. Dissatisfied with her career path, Dee decided to learn the trades of tiling and plastering. Discovering a passion for plastering, she successfully integrated her work with her family life, securing jobs with local companies. Eventually, Dee took the leap to entrepreneurship, establishing her own plastering business. Stan's journey began with academic challenges, but he found his calling through a plumbing apprenticeship with his father. After a stint with Virgin Media, Stan returned to plumbing before taking on a role in a hospital's plastic surgery ward. His desire to be his own boss led him back to plumbing, where he successfully established his own plumbing company. The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic presented challenges, but Stan adapted by becoming a reactive plumber and found increased demand for his services. Prioritising family, Stan learned how to balance work and family life, enabling him to spend more time with his children while continuing to thrive in his entrepreneurial venture. Guests this week: Dee and Stan 🔨 Proudly Sponsored by CT1 | www.ct1.com ⭐ Supported by Tradify | https://tradifyhq.com/ 🏷️ Save on over 50 Trade Brands | https://tradelegends.uk/discounts/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/trade-legends/message
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