Billionaire Business
The young businesswoman Jodi Dueme’s career all began in Gillingham. She switched from a standard 9 to 5 job to working whenever she wants and making money while she sleeps. Students Jodie Dueme and Ayesha Hall, both 20 years old, spoke to our reporter Nikkala Pearson about life after abandoning their jobs to concentrate on their careers.
The University of Kent student recently shared on social media how her career in the beauty industry helped her reach billionaire status at the age of 20. That being said, the most recent Instagram post by Dueme has drawn some criticism from viewers and fans. She explains that negativity doesn’t bother her because she refuses to let it define her. Someone made a remark about her being arrogant and fabricating a story about her way of life as if working as a lash technician hadn’t given the entrepreneur access to nicer things in life. Dueme believes that no one is genuinely pleased for you, so she refers to these remarks as hate speech.
A young entrepreneur and social media influencer contacted Jodi Dueme on Instagram to reassure her that while the remarks were unlikely to improve, she would. Ayesha Hall, a 20-year-old hairdresser, quit her position at Ladbrokes last year after working a week to earn her monthly salary for the company.
Hall’s ability to manage her own money and the fact that it can actually get her someplace have undoubtedly aided her. She believes being an influencer is far better than working a 9–5. You can’t go wrong, according to Ayesha, when you pursue your passion and do what brings you joy.
