A MUM who grew up in "Britain's biggest hellhole" has revealed how she had to make 'unpopular' decisions to get to where she is. At the age of just 36, "mumpreneur" Jessica Crane has already made a fortune as a salon business coach, property guru, wealth and business coach and public speaker. She enjoys regular trips to Dubai with her husband Jordan, son Hunter, eight, and daughter Harley, 10.
But the Jessica admits that she has used an 'unpopular' business approach to get where she is today. Effective leadership is what matters most, according to Jessica. Sometimes, this requires making difficult decisions, such as letting go of underperforming team members or managing resources judiciously.
Read More on Side Hustles “We have had to make tough choices and let team members go who are not performing," she says. "It’s not a popular decision, or one I want to make. But in all honesty, if your communication and the management of your team is strong, they will be supportive and understand.
"If you want to build a successful company, it's going to come with having to make tough choices, and not all of these are going to be popular. Be prepared to be disliked at times on the way to your success.” It is not just staff members that Jessica has let go of.
Most read in Fabulous Brought up in Ward End, Birmingham – described as a "Britain's biggest hellhole" by one newspaper, Jessica has left her old life, including family members behind to strive for success. “The area was kno.
