My name is Mary, and I once worked as a domestic worker in Kampala, earning a meagre UGX 50,000 per month. I grew up in a struggling family, and securing that job seemed to be my only way of making ends meet. Every day, I cleaned houses, prepared meals, washed clothes and took care of children, yet my monthly earnings could hardly cover even my simplest necessities.
Whenever I came across successful women driving luxurious vehicles, living in beautiful houses and managing thriving businesses, I often wondered if I would ever achieve such success. I dreamed of becoming financially independent, but I lacked the money to establish a business, important connections and anyone willing to give me a helping hand.
Some people around me had even begun looking at me as someone whose future would never go beyond working as a housemaid.With each passing year, I grew more dissatisfied with the life I was living.
I desperately wanted to quit domestic work and establish something of my own, but every opportunity I came across seemed to slip away. I attempted several small business ventures to earn extra income, but none gave me the major breakthrough I had been hoping and working for.One day, a woman I knew introduced me.To see full details, click heres
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