My name is Nanda Leli Saputri, my address is in Indralaya, Ogan Ilir, South Sumatra, I am the 4th child of 5 siblings. Starting from only having an old motorbike as daily transportation, because it is old, the motorbike often breaks down, making my husband have to fix it himself because the repair shop is expensive if you have to go back and forth to the repair shop, based on personal experience and driven by my husband's hobby, I took the initiative to make my own motorbike repair shop with limited capital, later when he is old, we hope our son can continue this business.
My husband and I have a small motorbike repair shop. We chose this business based on the business opportunity and my husband's expertise in the motorbike sector. The costs we need are around 500 thousand and the monthly turnover is around 2 million. We use the profits from the motorbike repair shop for our daily living expenses, including our children's school fees.
I will use the funds to purchase learning materials so that students can learn using them, such as pictures, the alphabet, numbers, days of the week, number cards, balls, and other educational toys. This is very beneficial for early childhood development, ensuring they are prepared to move on to the next level of education.
Purchase of early childhood learning media.
My name is Nanda Leli Saputri, my address is in Indralaya, Ogan Ilir, South Sumatra, I am the 4th child of 5 siblings. Starting from only having an old motorbike as daily transportation, because it is old, the motorbike often breaks down, making my husband have to fix it himself because the repair shop is expensive if you have to go back and forth to the repair shop, based on personal experience and driven by my husband's hobby, I took the initiative to make my own motorbike repair shop with limited capital, later when he is old, we hope our son can continue this business.
My husband and I have a small motorbike repair shop. We chose this business based on the business opportunity and my husband's expertise in the motorbike sector. The costs we need are around 500 thousand and the monthly turnover is around 2 million. We use the profits from the motorbike repair shop for our daily living expenses, including our children's school fees.
I will use the funds to purchase learning materials so that students can learn using them, such as pictures, the alphabet, numbers, days of the week, number cards, balls, and other educational toys. This is very beneficial for early childhood development, ensuring they are prepared to move on to the next level of education.