Jeel Flo, known for its stylish balloon bouquet and unique wirebouquet, has collaboration with Los Fuelos to organize a motivational workshop. In addition to teaching attendees how to create eye catching floral bouquet, they also show them how to make money from their creations. But for Jeel Flo, this venture is more than just a business. Sharing ideas, inspiration, and opportunities is their focus. Working with Los Fuelos, a group of innovative young people, is the beginning of something bigger.
“Initially, we just wanted to share the basics of flower arranging,” says Jeel Flo founder Anjali. “But the response has been amazing. Many young people have come, not just to learn how to make bouquets, but also to get inspired to start their own businesses.”
While the seminar is simple, it is a memorable one. Attendees begin by learning about materials such as fake flowers, wire feathers and foil balloons, and are encouraged to experiment with creating unusual arrangements. Untrained hands get to work, stringing, rolling and adding unique touches to each bouquet they create.
The team from Jeel Flo and Los Fuelos also shared real stories about the ups and downs of starting a creative company during the seminar session. Starting from how the initial orders came in, how to deal with demanding customers, to the importance of developing a brand through social media.
Yani, 22, one of the participants, admitted that her initial motivation for attending the session was her love of handicrafts. “However, after realizing the potential and estimating the capital, it became clear that the flower arrangement industry could actually be profitable. In addition, Yani said happily, “Jeel Flo is also very open to providing useful advice. “
In addition to learning about business and technology approaches, participants were also encouraged to appreciate the value of handmade items. Every roll of wire, every knot of ribbon, requires hard work and creativity that can be greatly appreciated when packaged well.
At the end of the session, several participants left with new ideas for running a business beyond their handmade bouquets. Los Fuelos and Jeel Flo have done a great job of cultivating an environment that is conducive to fun and motivating learning.
This seminar shows that entrepreneurship can start with the little things we enjoy and that education doesn’t have to be rigid. The seeds of innovative concepts, new ventures, and motivation to keep moving forward are planted in the basic workshop.
According to Jeel Flo, creativity should be shared as well as admired. So what are you waiting for? Keep up with the excitement of Jeel Flo by following Instagram @Jeel Flo for information on the next seminar.