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Laying the Foundations: Getting Started in Construction with Victoria Tsoy
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In this episode of the Girls in Property podcast, Athena Dobson sits down with Victoria Tsoy, a true force in construction and property development. Victoria shares her remarkable story of going from struggling to find her place in the working world to becoming a successful property developer.
She talks honestly about the hard work involved, the sacrifices she has made for her family, and how crucial it is to build a dependable and trustworthy team. The conversation also explores smart financial planning, the strength of community support, and the valuable lessons Victoria has learned — including the ones that came from mistakes along the way.
Victoria inspires anyone with dreams of property development to have confidence in themselves and their abilities. She also highlights how important your reputation and personal brand are if you want to thrive in this industry.
If you are curious about the world of construction and how it all works, this episode is definitely one to tune in to.
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