Monday 17 March 2014
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Ladies, do
you recall a day where everything went to plan? Well, I had one of those when I
hosted the Women In Business WA event at Yahava KoffeeWorks in the Swan Valley
on Monday 17 March.
Looking back
over the day, my gorgeous husband ironed my outfit and cooked me breakfast;
traffic out to the Swan Valley was busy but I had a smooth run; and there was a
gentle breeze from the south-east to cool us as more than 20 women sat on the
verandah outside Yahava KoffeeWorks. To top it off the coffee, or should I say
koffee, was delish!
It was
delightful to be able to highlight and share a place I am passionate out with
WIBWA members – Yahava KoffeeWorks is owned and operated by my sister Danielle
and her husband Jake McAuliffe. The business has grown exponentially since the
store opened in 2011 and they have a wonderful community of staff at the Swan
Valley store. It was fun to be part of with the members who joined us.
It was
lovely to welcome guests to the morning tea event and as usual to hear from
WIBWA members about their passion and their businesses.
A lady I
have met on a number of occasions who always shares passionately about her life
aim is Kath Mazzella (Pictured on the left with Di Hamilton). Kath is a vulva cancer survivor. Although small of
stature Kath has a BIG message to share about the importance of gynae education
and awareness. She is in the business of saving people’s lives – not just the
women she touches with her message but their family members and loved ones.
Kath is committed to taking the eeww out of gynae awareness and turning it in
to a WOW! The thing is she needs our help to achieve it asked a valuable
question at the WIBWA Yahava morning tea – how do I support myself financially
and still get my message across? Do you have any suggestions for Kath?
Sticking
with WIBWA members I have met at a number of events, Jo Naseby is a Usana 1 Star Diamond Director. What this means is
that Jo is a seriously effective network marketing professional who is
passionate about helping everyday people create a second source of income while
taking care of their health. Jo was introduced to Usana products when her
daughter was unwell with asthma as a child. That was over a decade ago now and her
daughter is now happy and a picture of healthy.
I have heard
Dayna Howard from Sorted Space share about what she does a handful of times.
Each time her heartfelt passion and commitment shines through. Dayna is a professional
organiser who empowers people to enjoy their homes as a place to relax. She
works with a wide range of people from hoarders to those who simply want to be
better organised at home and she is especially committed to FIFO families.
Dayna said “life runs so much more smoothly with systems and structures in
place that help everyone, even children, work together as a team.”
Each woman
that shared at the morning tea has something to offer, which is why, as WIBWA
Director Jennifer Rose Bryant explains, she does what she does. Meeting and
networking with women face-to-face creates as immediate connection and magic
that is Women In Business WA.
Make sure
you check out the event calendar for coming events. For all the
details click here.
By Kim
Kamarudin
Clear Blue
Writing
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