article_snippet: Ms Tu  got up early each morning, put on a suit, waved goodbye to Ms Tu  supportive parents and took off to start work.
article_snippet: ‘bizarre’ to think of Ms Lu as a role model .
article_snippet: Ms Tu was born in China, left, and was eight-years-old when Ms Tu first moved to Australia, right.
article_snippet: Ms Lu’s family immigrated from China during political unrest in 1994 when Ms Tu was eight years old. '
article_snippet: , now that is gutsy,’ Ms Tu added.
article_snippet: Ms Tu said Ms Tu knows it was Ms Lu’s family inital investment and support that helped
article_snippet: Ms Tu put Ms Tu out there and maintains that Ms Tu doesnt know anyone thats worked as hard as Ms Lu’s family.
article_snippet: ‘bizarre’ to think of Ms Tu as a role model for women who are out there working hard to achieve women who are out there working hard to achieve their dream dream.
article_snippet: Ms Tu positive attitude caught the attention of The League of Extraordinary Women and the attention of The League of Extraordinary Women asked Ms Tu to take Ms Tu story to the 'Run the World' conference where several of Australia’s most successful entrepreneurs will tell of most successful entrepreneurs trials and tribulations in the hopes of motivating a new generation of young female go-getters.
article_snippet: Ms Tu said Ms Tu has an amazing team who have become a huge part of Ms Tu sucess .
article_snippet: Chiquita Searle, general manager of The League of Extraordinary Women, told Daily Mail Australia that Chiquita Searle, general manager of the League knew Chiquita Searle, general manager of the League wanted Ms Tu to speak after hearing of Ms Tu overwhelming perseverance in the face of crushing adversity.
highlights_snippet: Ms Tu  wants people to know that Ms Tu  success didn't come without failure .
  
highlights_snippet: Ms Tu  is speaking at a conference that showcases achievements of incredible Australian female entrepreneurs .