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In Series 17 of The Apprentice UK, Rochelle Anthony was one of the final two candidates. She shares behind-the-scenes details of the boardroom, tasks, and interactions with Lord Sugar and the other candidates. Rochelle is a successful entrepreneur who started Dollhouse Salon in the UK.
Rochelle discusses the toxic and positive aspects of social media and offers advice on how to navigate running a business. She shares insights on how she built her business up, dealt with almost running out of money, and ultimately achieved success.
Rochelle discusses the toxic and positive aspects of social media and offers advice on how to navigate running a business. She shares insights on how she built her business up, dealt with almost running out of money, and ultimately achieved success.
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