Alex is a 40 something lady with pink hair, who is navigating life with a rainbow coloured crutch! After being diagnosed with Breast Cancer and unable to return to teaching for nearly 18 months, Alex found Utility Warehouse as a way to earn an extra income. It allowed her to swap evenings and weekends of tutoring for work that fit into school hours — and what really drew her in was the idea of residual income. The reassurance that if she couldn’t work again in the future, I’d still get paid, gave her so much peace of mind.Five years later, her cancer returned. It’s now Stage 4 and has left her disabled. But being able to work from home, in her own time, around treatment and hospital appointments, has truly been a lifeline. It’s allowed Alex and her family to keep making memories — and one of the best parts of her business has been the free holidays she’s earned every single year for the past 7 years!All of this has been possible while she has helped people save money on their bills and support others to earn an income too.You can connect with her here: uw.partners/alex.moore Instagram: @alexmmooreDid you know there are 4 ways to get involved with The Sisterhood Networking Group?!! Visit an IN PERSON Meeting - we have branches in many locations across the UK No meeting where you are?! Why not consider becoming a franchisee and opening your own branch. The opportunity is affordable and flexible - we have availability in a number of locations. Email [email protected] Network ONLINE with us - I host on the first Wednesday of every month 10-11.15am and just a fiver to come along. Book your place HERE. Finally don’t forget to check out the podcast every week at 6pm for a brand new episode!! Thanks so much for listening….

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