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10 Year Old Entrepreneur from Faisalabad

  • March 2, 2020
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A 10-year old girl from Faisalabad is helping people to deal with depression creatively. Being extremely innovative, Amna Awais has made her passion a job, she creatively makes slime

A 10-year old girl from Faisalabad is helping people to deal with depression creatively. Being extremely innovative, Amna Awais has made her passion a job, she creatively makes slime.

What started as a hobby turned into a part-time job that is absorbing her creativity and turning into no ordinary slime.

Her range of slime varies from Mint Margarita Slime to anything that a person can think of.

After fidget spinner slime is the next best thing that happened to the human. It is a semi-solid and semi-liquid viscous concoction. The squishy texture relives the stress and is super satisfying.

While loving to play with slime Amna asked her parents to provide her the supplies to make her slime.

 

“She loves playing with it, making bubble pop sounds and she gets ASMR (Autonomous sensory meridian response) – a tingly feeling in her scalp down her spine.”

 

The little girl would spend hours on youtube exploring different ways of creating slime. 

 

She created slime from food items including butter turning it into Azada slime.

What started in July 2018 brought 3K followers.

 

Now her brother Mohammad Karim is helping her to sell her products nationally. He is buying supplies to her ad selling while managing the social media accounts and studying in NUST.

 

Her 17-years old sister records her video and post on her Instagram accounts.

with mommy’s help she makes slime while as per her brother when your passion is your job, the things seem to be easier and enjoyable rather than a burden 

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