In 2019, a teenager from Rizal decided to borrow money from her parents to jump-start her own business. During the first year, she was only able to sell 50 pieces of t-shirts and tote bags from her initial stocks of 150.
Cleo admitted that her hands were full due to her academics and couldn’t focus on her business during that time. “Ang daming opportunities na dumating. Nagkaroon ng e-commerce platforms ng online, social media marketing, and tinutukan ko talaga siya at that time. We went where the market is. Talagang nagpundar doon. Gumawa kami ng content. Nagpakita kami sa tao. And throughout the pandemic, doon talaga siya lumago at lumaki ‘yung negosyo,” she shared.
She also shared that behind her success is her ever-supporting family, who helps her run her business. Her 71-year-old lolo is also part of his growing business.
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