Whether it be through a lemonade stand, girl scouts, playing Monopoly with your family or selling rainbow loom bracelets on the playground, almost everyone has experience with running a business of some sort. Although everyone has some connection with being in charge of a business, not everyone sticks with it.

Some people start businesses out of boredom or not being able to get the service, like Talia Azarloza ’24. Azarloza started as a nail technician over quarantine when she and her family were unable to make it to the nail salon, so she started doing their nails at home. 

Now, she has been doing nails for friends, family and fellow Louisville sisters for the past three years. You may have heard Mr. Shaikh promoting her in a physics or Algebra 1 class, or seen her work on students and even teachers like Ms. Canfield.

  “I hope to major in business and/or communication, so I know I will be able to utilize the important lessons I have learned through doing nails. I have had the opportunity to learn the reins of finances, scheduling and marketing. I have loved learning every single lesson that has come to me and I am so excited to apply them in the real world in my future endeavors.” said Senior Azarloza.