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Are you a mum who also wishes to be a successful entrepreneur? Sarah Hunstead’s passion and dedication will surely inspire you!

Sarah is a paediatric nurse, a mum and a businesswoman. She is on a mission to empower people with knowledge and to teach others how to save lives. After years of working in Sydney’s Children’s Hospital, Sarah decided to create her own business enterprise. CPR Kids is a start-up offering first aid courses. The company’s goal is to empower parents and carers with life-saving skills in baby and child first aid.

Integrating her knowledge and skills, Sarah is Australia’s most trusted figure in paediatric first aid. Determination, tenacity and optimism led her to be the successful businesswoman that she is today.

In this interview, you will receive plenty of sound advice from Sarah. She talks about her successful life journey, as well as the challenges she faced. Listen and learn from her advice on how to jumpstart your career and how to start a business.

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