Inspiring Lives with "Dmiracle" CEO Deborah Miracle Dahn For Fashion Gxd Magazine
Written By: Samantha Cee
This month we sat down with an amazing entrepreneur , Deborah Miracle Dahn, Here is the rise and the story of the rising star and entrepreneur. Take a look at the exclusive story below.
“My name is Deborah Miracle Dahn and I am a 24-year old Liberian, Ivorian-American; born and partially raised on the West Coast of Africa, becoming a young adult in the United States. I enjoy making the rules and exercising my creative skills through writing, singing, dancing, and fashion – some might even call me a fashionista.
Following high school, I received my Bachelor’s in Communications and Media Studies – after this pursuit I became a licensed Life, Accident and Health insurance agent. I have experience in customer service through the medium of call centers. After heartfelt evaluation, I decided to combine my love of innovation and calling the shots into entrepreneurship. As of January 2020, I am now the CEO and Founder of Dmiracle – a retail brand that specializes in home-made, cruelty-free lip cosmetics, and lashes. “
Dmiracleretail.com // Instagram: dmiracle_retail // Twitter: dmiracle_ retail // Facebook: Dmiracle
Three Pieces of Advice you would give to other children who want to be entrepreneurs
Be resilient/ consistent
Always be able to bounce back when times get tough and consistently work on your goals, even if you are getting no results, stay consistent, the results will come
Be positive
Always be positive and speak positive even if negative things are happening. Keep a positive attitude. The more positive words you speak, the more positive things will happen.
Learn everything you can about business and marketing
Invest in a business course
Listen to advice from business owners on YouTube
Learn strategies
Top Skills Needed to be an Entrepreneur & Communication and Customer Service Skills
This is an essential skill needed to handle difficult situations in your business. Customer Service is a great skill to possess in talking to your customers because they are the most important people in your business. You need excellent written and verbal skills that will take you from good to great.
Creativity
You always have to be three steps ahead and come up with great ideas that will separate you from the next person. A customer mostly pays for the overall experience and who you are as a brand before they pay for the amazing product.
Take Calculated Risks
This is a skill you learn overtime because we are often taught to play it safe. Risks are not necessarily a bad thing; you have to do it at the right timing. Starting a business is an example of a risk because a business can fail. With most things in life, especially risks, you have to do your research and make the leap of faith into the unknown. You will succeed in whatever you set your mind to. Anytime you fall, get back up again. Be positive, stay consistent, work hard.