Women are busier than ever before: DISSH with Lucy Henry-Hicks

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Building a business is a huge personal investment - needing time, energy and money - but the payoff can be huge in the long run! It seems more young Aussies are taking note, with many adding "entrepreneur" to their resume. But what does it really take to create a successful and inspiring business? We want to shine a light on the incredible women who have done just that. In this series we ask these trailblazers to share their stories, as we hope to learn from the challenges they faced and the lessons they've taken away. So, let's get inspired and start building our own paths to success!

Today we chat with the founder and managing director of DISSH - Lucy Henry-Hicks. Lucy co-founded the business with her Mum, when she was still in high-school. She reflects on the huge pivots she's undertaken while running the company, her core values and how they've underpinned the creative destination of the brand.

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