Latest student Junie, hard at work learning to fix a cluster ring;)  Still

schooling, she bought something from my pushcart and decided to pick

up jewelry making, a quick decision indeed and a wise one no doubt;)

 

It pays not to be selfish;)  I have taught my eldest brother's wife as well 

as my sis-in-law from my hubby's side the art of jewelry making and

they are around to assist me when I am down with flu!  Both my sister-in-laws

helped me to teach and also look after my pushcart so that I can rest at home!

My hobby has not only allow me to bond with my friends and relatives but also

allow me to earn an income after I left my job about 6 years ago.  

Yesterday, a guy approached me on jewelry making. He was at my pushcart

with his wife the night before and bought 3 pairs of earrings from me;)  His wife

has gone overseas for a month and he told me they like my style of accessories.

He wanted to learn from me!  Ahem, I have not taught a guy for a long time, the 

last I did was at my shop many years back, one guy wanted to make a crystal

heart for his girlfriend and another guy was a staff from Bread Talk who wanted 

to make and sell jewelry. 

Maybe I should plan and start a training school so that I can teach a group of students.   

Wonder what would be the capital outlay if my plan materialize!  I could then teach 

in schools and statutory boards as well as in companies and at private functions! 

Sound like a good idea rather then selling at pushcarts and bazaars and paying  such

 high rentals.  I must start to look out for good partners from now and also plan ahead, 

a shift of paradigm from selling to teaching in the long run.  Please give your views or 

advice upon reading this and I would really appreciate it and thank you for visiting my blog!