I Turned To Bread Business When Music Failed Financially – Hammer
Hammer Sound engineer and music producer, Hammer, has disclosed how a bread business became a major source of wealth for him when his music career was not providing the Read More... The post I Turned To Bread Business When Music Failed Financially – Hammer appeared first on DailyGuide Network .
Renowned music producer Hammer revealed on the Konnected Minds podcast how his bread business became a significant source of wealth when his music career failed to provide the financial stability he desired. The engineer explained that his choice to enter the bread industry was driven by his passion for music not translating into the financial returns he needed. Speaking on the podcast, Hammer stated, "Music didn’t get me there. It was bread that got me there."
In contrast to the unpredictable nature of music income, Hammer noted that the bread business offered a more reliable stream of revenue. He recalled that during the period between 2017 and 2018, his business was selling an impressive 60,000 loaves of bread daily. Hammer further revealed that he received a commission of 10 pesewas on each loaf sold, which amounted to a substantial GH¢6,000 in daily commission alone.
"My commission was as little as 10 pesewas for a loaf of bread. Imagine we were selling 60,000 pieces of bread at a time. I think around 2017, 2018, yeah, we did 60,000 loaves a day," he said.
The producer emphasized the importance of seeking alternative avenues for financial security when one's primary profession fails to deliver the desired results. Hammer's experience with the bread business underscores the value of exploring diverse options when traditional paths do not yield the expected outcomes.
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