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The Future by Neassa

 Hi guys,

I know Saoirse wrote a post about her future with the business, what we see happening in the future and where we want this to go. Although I love the sound of here future, I have my own path ahead of me, and it's a bit different.

If you haven't read Saoirse's plans, they are:

  1. Writing blog posts and maintaining website (year-round, but specifically during COVID and winter)

  2. Car boots sales on Saturdays/Sundays during the year and a pop-up stall in summer. (After COVID and while I’m still in school)

  3. Pop-up stall as a part-time job (while in college)

  4. Actual shop (after graduating)

As Saoirse mentioned in her post, right now we are living the dream. Just two normal sisters doing what they love to do. How could that be a bad thing? I am happy and content with we are doing right now, but don't feel as though that will always be the case.

I, of course, want to stay a part of this business for as long as I possibly can, but I also have always wanted to be a teacher. I love the sound of Saoirse cat café bookshop, right now that's my kind of paradise and I would (and will) be her biggest customer.

You might be wondering, why a teacher? Well, I have always been told that I am great at explaining things, and I know that this is a great quality in my current teacher. Also, I love promoting reading and who has more influence on young people's reading then there teacher?

So, to break down our future:

I will be an equal partner with Saoirse until she leaves college, should this last for that long. That means I will be a part of the maintaining of the website and blog, which is what we are doing right now and will continue to do  for the foreseeable future.

I will also be a part of the car boot sales, something that I am very excited for, as that is more my type of stuff. I love working hands on with the books almost as much as I love having exactly what someone asked for. These are my favourite parts of all this, and the main parts of a car boot sale!

As for the part-time job, I hope to have a part in that, but when Saoirse goes into college, I will be in fifth year and busy preparing for my exams, so I might not have a huge part at that point. I will make sure to be available in the summers and school holidays, though!

Then as I said before, when Saoirse leaves college, I plan to drop out and become a teacher. Again, I will always be available in school holidays and will never have no part in the Book Corner, it's just that the time will come when I'm a customer.

I hope that this was interesting for you all

Neassa

                                                                            

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