• The Pros & Cons of Being Self-Employed In Hospitality | Tracey Rashid

  • Jun 14 2023
  • Length: 27 mins
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The Pros & Cons of Being Self-Employed In Hospitality | Tracey Rashid

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  • Today, cake artist and entrepreneur Tracey Rashid joins host Timothy R Andrews to talk about her transition from training at a transport company to running her own business.

    In this delightfully uplifting episode Tracey shares
    • How a quote from Marco Pierre White cemented her career
    • The pros and cons of working for yourself
    • Why the term "Cake Artist" is so important
    • What it felt like representing her country for Europe on TV
    • Why going to schools is important for the future of Hospitality

    A fun, inspirational look at a single mums journey into becoming an entrepreneur.

    Unfortunately Sarah was unwell for this episode so the session is only hosted by Timothy R. Andrews. But she'll be back!

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    More information on Tracey and Essence of Cake can be found at:

    Tracey Rashid

    Essence of Cake UK

    The Compass Cake


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    Timothy Put The Kettel on is Co-hosted by:


    Timothy R. Andrews &
    Sarah Kettel

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    Editing & Visuals by: Timothy R Andrews

    Theme Tune: "Mandarin & Chocolate" by Doriane Woo

    Feat voiceover artist, Lara Rathod

    Sound Effects by: Epidemic Sound


































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