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A Lincolnshire woman who finished in the top five in BBC’s The Apprentice says she is now “earning more money from my business than I ever have before in my life” after she spent £23,000 on internet names for her soft play cafe.fourth place in the 2018 series of The ApprenticeAt the time of going into The Apprentice, The Lincolnshire mumpreneur was the owner of eco cleaning company Opal & Pearl Ltd, but her career has now taken a different direction.
In the interview , she said the best decision she ever made was spending £23,000 on two internet domain names for her new soft play cafe business Full of Beans. She opened her first cafe in Bourne in 2020 just before lockdown before adding a second in Peterborough last year. Khadija said: “This year, I’m opening a third cafe in East London. Over the 12 months, I’ve turned over £250,000 and raised more than £200,000 in investment. Already, I’m earning more money from my business than I ever have before in my life.”
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