From 'terrible teen' to thriving entrepeneur
A weighlifter from Newcastle who says she was a "terrible teen" has turned her life around and is now the successful owner of a new type of healthy 'fast' food resturant.
"I was into every single bit of trouble you can imagine". And I couldn't really find what I wanted to do. "Said Carley Jones", owner of Kettlebell Kitchen.
The 32-year old turned her life around after moving to Manchester and working her way up to co-own a call center.She opened the resturant in 2016 and is planning to branch out into other areas after the concept really took of.
According to my own opinion to lose weight, move more and eat less, a program of cardio and light weight seems beat for improving overall conditioning and health.
http://www.bbc.com/news/topics/ce1qrvlegnxt
"I was into every single bit of trouble you can imagine". And I couldn't really find what I wanted to do. "Said Carley Jones", owner of Kettlebell Kitchen.
The 32-year old turned her life around after moving to Manchester and working her way up to co-own a call center.She opened the resturant in 2016 and is planning to branch out into other areas after the concept really took of.
According to my own opinion to lose weight, move more and eat less, a program of cardio and light weight seems beat for improving overall conditioning and health.
http://www.bbc.com/news/topics/ce1qrvlegnxt
Indeed we need such youngsters in this life time,such motivation....
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ReplyDeleteThis is the motivation needed by the youth of today, to show that life does not punish you to what you have done in the past but leaves it up to you to change it upside down. To focus on changing the future.
ReplyDeleteNever give up and learn from your past moves. Move up and keep working on yourself .
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