Hala Taha: How Life’s Hardest Moments Can Spark Business Breakthroughs | Entrepreneurship | 7 Years of YAP
Grief changed how Hala Taha approached entrepreneurship. After losing her father to COVID-19, she realized playing small wasn’t honoring his legacy. From that moment on, she stopped treating her business like a side hustle and fully committed to her vision. After hitting six figures month after month, she left her…
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