Happy Bubble Ballons Founder Bahaneh Green Interview over Morning Coffee

Bahaneh Green left her job in engineering to pursue her creative vision of home-grown business, Happy Bubble Balloons.

Banuneh Green , Founder of Happy Bubble Balloons

Three years ago, Bahaneh Green finally made the brave jump to leave her full-time desk job in order to pursue her creative visions.

Now, Happy Bubble Balloons is not only the leading company of its kind within the region but is only on the way up as the founder discusses her aspirations for the brand going forward.

But as well as her work goals and journey, she also lets us in on her personal mottos and inspiration, too.

Watch the full video interview with Bahaneh above, and find out the five things we learned talking with her below.

Five Things We Learned Talking To Bahaneh Green Over Morning Coffee

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Balloons evoke your inner child

When we asked Bahaneh why both she and the world at large are so drawn to balloons, she said she thinks it’s because they symbolise happiness. As well as quite literally being an object of fascination as they “float up in the air when everything else falls to the floor,” she explains they are a symbol of happiness and celebration, which starts even before we are born. Balloons bring out your inner child, which is what she tries to do in through her work.

Bahaneh’s parents inspire her the most

She said her dad “instilled work ethic” within her while her mother “inspired her from childhood” with her own creativity.

Never regret anything

When asked her personal motto, Bahaneh revealed: “Never regret anything that you do, because in that moment of time when you made that decision that was the best decision for you.”

Know your business inside-out

And the entrepreneur’s professional motto? “Know your work inside out, every little detail. The more information you have, the more knowledge you can give your clients and the better decisions they can make.”

Enjoy life’s unpredictable turns

If the successful business owner could go back in time and tell her younger self one thing, it would be that life has some unexpected turns, and to “enjoy the ride and not stress.”