WINN are back with December’s chapter of more Penny and a Pearl tales! With endless scheduling, mulled wine and countless amounts of chocolate, this hectic month does not seem to show any sign of slowing down for business owner Imogen Mornement - nor her sewing machine.
Last week the young entrepreneur stated that weekends were a thing of the past as she busily prepared for Christmas sales, packed orders and managed the administration; whilst too squeezing in a few precious moments of macramé and then jetting off to a lecture!
READ MOREMulti-skilled business owner, Imogen Mornement is not only responsible for her own brand ‘Penny and a Pearl’ but also works as a digital marketer with an independent service centre for Jaguar Land Rover whilst also working in a local family run sewing shop on Saturdays. If these are not demanding enough - Imogen is also studying Business Management at Worcester University.
We are yet to discover the tricks behind Imogen’s secrets to success, however, she did reveal a small detail - that she likes to keep her mind calm while on bus journeys with macramé and regularly engages with mindfulness activity to maintain a healthy mind.
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