His dream was to have a business and made it really really hard. "Wine, Peruvian sweet" is the name of the candy store located in 
by Andres Rueda under CC-SA San Borja Gloria and Plaza Lima
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Magda Quispe.
by Andres Rueda under CC-SA Since childhood, Gloria Balarezo learned to prepare various sweet thanks to the teachings of his grandmother, thinking that later these delicacies would be the basis of their enterprise.
Gloria was born in Pacasmayo, La Libertad. At 15 he traveled to Lima with his family to continue their studies.
After two years of his stay in Lima got married, and the result of this, were born three children: Robert, Martin and Gerardo Arias Balarezo.
But not everything is happiness, at age 26 was separated from the father of her children, so that the work of a renowned company selling leather portfolio was no longer profitable.
It is so decided to start a business that allowed him to earn extra income. Gloria ventured to prepare traditional sweets purple Peruvians and porridge, rice pudding, among other delicacies.
At first he went to banks and stores near your home to sell their desserts. Remember we had a great reception. He decided whether to run and rent a small room with an initial investment of U.
by Andres Rueda under CC-SA S. $ 2 billion. In his first candy store named him Goya.
Their desserts delighted the customers who came to his candy from different parts of Lima. Lacked hands, so that his three sons helped in their daily work.
The four worked together to meet the large demand for its sweets. The ages of your children then were 8, 15 and 17, which was not put impediment to push the business. At the end of the day, all ended up exhausted.
"We had to go through the monotony, fatigue but despite this we must move forward and persevere. I could not have achieved without the support of my children, "he says.
Growth times
by Andres Rueda under CC-SA Soon, they decided to open a slightly larger local and formally in the district of
by Andres Rueda under CC-SA San Borja with the name "Wine, sweet Peruvians."
But for this new venture hired trained personnel to support them in business.
In traditional dessert list began to add new sweet and rich picarones and nougat. Also other savory dishes, including stuffed potato defendant. To learn more savory dishes visit http://renegaderecessionmademillionaire.com/
"The hardest part is keeping the business before the various challenges that come your way. It is not easy because there are obstacles such as municipalities that do not grow their business, besides the competition, "he says.
But her dreams did not stay there. The demand for their desserts prompted her to open another location bigger but now Aviation Avenue in
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"We decided to open a new store in the same district as the
by Andres Rueda under CC-SA St. Louis and we had very little, but that property also became our production," he says.
Last candy store was opened five years ago and is located in the shopping center Plaza Lima
by Andres Rueda under CC-SA Sur. Among his plans are to have a presence in Cusco, Trujillo and Chiclayo. Besides studying sell the brand as a franchise.
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$ 2,000 initial investment was Gloria Balarezo in your business.
