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It’s nearly every young career-person’s dilemma: will you ever be able to stop throwing money at a monthly rent payment, earn equity in your own home, and enjoy the pride of ownership? Yails, founder of Hompacta affordable housing, says, Yes, you can!
The uncertainties of 2020 begged the question, “Can babies still be fashionistas?” and Stitchedwonderland answered with a resounding “Yes!”
For a kid born and raised in Orlando, with world-class theme parks as their playground, an obvious choice for “doing work you love” is a job in the place where so many happy childhood memories were made.
As the holidays approach, many of us are asking how we can support local small businesses and make a real difference in our community while giving gifts that are both meaningful and unique. The answer is simple: more than 15,500 Walt Disney World Resort cast members have been laid off or furloughed, and their new business ventures and side hustles are the perfect place to start.
Nothing can keep a Disney cast member down for long, including the gut-punch of furloughs and lay-offs during a global pandemic. Instead, they’re creating businesses of their own.
Nothing can keep a Disney cast member down for long, including the gut-punch of furloughs and lay-offs during a global pandemic. Instead, they’re creating businesses of their own.
Nothing can keep a Disney cast member down for long, including the gut-punch of furloughs and lay-offs during a global pandemic. Instead, they’re creating businesses of their own.
Nothing can keep a Disney cast member down for long, including the gut-punch of furloughs and lay-offs during a global pandemic. Instead, they’re creating businesses of their own.
Nothing can keep a Disney cast member down for long, including the gut-punch of furloughs and lay-offs during a global pandemic. Instead, they’re creating businesses of their own.
Nothing can keep a Disney cast member down for long, including the gut-punch of furloughs and lay-offs during a global pandemic. Instead, they’re creating businesses of their own.
