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Hastie Candrapratiwi, better known to some as Delta Hastie, is an Indonesian social media influencer, entrepreneur, philanthropist, and mother of two.
She also happens to be the wife of Tom Liwafa, a wealthy businessman and founder of several companies.
Together, they have built a business empire that spans diverse sectors such as fashion, beauty, food, interior design, and events.
They are also known for their generosity and social activism, as they often donate and distribute food, money, and other necessities to the needy.
Hastie's success story is an inspiration to many people, especially women, who aspire to achieve their goals and overcome their challenges.
She was a newspaper delivery girl, a house maid, a cleaner, and a sales promotion girl.
She also used to sing on the streets to earn money.
Despite the hardships, Hastie never gave up on his dreams.
In 2010, she met Tom Liwafa and they started dating.
They also started selling second-hand clothes, shoes, and bags online using platforms like Kaskus and Facebook.
He gradually expanded his business and ventured into new products such as hand-made shoes and bags, which he sold under the brand name @hand madeshoesby.
She also diversified her business
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