We continue celebrating National Small Business Week today by featuring a new small business, Afghan Kamees. Qaseem and his family purchased their home in Concord last year, and soon after opened Afghan Kamees, specializing in authentic Afghan clothing for women, men, and children. The traditional pieces are designed and made by young businesswomen from Afghanistan, Pakistan, and India. Qaseem and his wife started the business by selling vibrant pieces perfect for celebrations and holidays, and plan to add more daywear to the collection soon. Customers are also able to complete their look with shoes and beautiful jewelry and accessories. Qaseem and his wife were happy to open their business in Concord because of the diverse atmosphere of both businesses and residents. Visit Afghan Kamees at 2777 Clayton Road on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 10 am to 7 pm.
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Powerful word by USA government Contract queen Karwanna D @karwannadspeaks "Your Business is your ministry and your purpose Your business shouldn't just be about making money. It should be your purpose and your ministry. If you're only doing it to make money, it's easy to get burnt out and give up especially when you're struggling, you don't know enough, or don't have enough resources. Allow your business to shape you, to refine you into the person you need to be to succeed. Trust that every experience, whether good or bad, is working together for your ultimate good. When you persevere and don't give up, your journey will become a powerful testament. Your business has not only served you but has also allowed you to fulfill your purpose and ministry in the world. " #BIZBoost #entrepreneurlife #Govt #contractor #businesswoman
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