Breakfast in Battersea

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Hey guys! thanks for stopping by! This episode was recorded in July, in London. I met for breakfast with 20 year old entrepreneur Ed Beccle, who started his business at the age of 15. We talked about business ideas, purpose, how to pursue your dreams no matter what and how to build your network from scratch. Tune in for tips, advice and inspiration! Follow me @MashaFabulous and @GhettoPosh on Instagram. Leave your comments, share, subscribe!

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