One afternoon at our café, I was busy clearing and wiping down tables after our customers finished their meals, replying to a brand email on my phone. As I looked around, I saw Kenzo quietly doing his homework at one of the tables. Now and then, he would look up, smile at me, and continue writing. It was such a simple moment, but it made me pause and reflect on how far we've come.
Years ago, I wasn't sure I could be both a good mom and an entrepreneur. Today, I still don't have everything figured out, but moments like this remind me I don't have to be perfect. I just have to do my best every day for my family, our small café, and my work as a content creator. Looking back, I realize that many of the lessons I learned as a mom have also made me a better business owner.
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