“I believe that with the right attitude and deliberate choices you can navigate the entrepreneurial waters and build a thriving business while living a purpose full life.”
Self-investment is not just about financial capital but also about dedicating time, energy, and resources to nurture your skills, ambitions, and business growth. It's about giving yourself the permission to prioritize your own development and success, so that your business can grow more rapidly.
Women have more opportunities than ever before. One key decision they often face is whether to work as an employee or venture into self-employment. Both paths offer distinct advantages and challenges, impacting various aspects of life. This article aims to shed light on the pros and cons of each option.
The journey of trying something new can be both exhilarating and daunting. The pressure to succeed, especially in a world that often demands perfection, can be overwhelming. However, it's crucial to recognize that perfection is not a prerequisite for success.
There's one area where many of us still struggle: discussing money. Whether it's asking for what we're worth, maintaining our integrity, or gracefully navigating the world of sales, money conversations can often make us uncomfortable. In this blog post, I will explore why this discomfort (still) exists and provide actionable strategies for overcoming it.
Most female entrepreneurs undercharge big time and it’s really time to make a change. You know that you possess unique talents, skills, and expertise that deserve recognition and fair compensation. That’s great, but now it’s time that others start seeing this as well. And as you might guess, the change starts with you. You have to recognize your own worth first, and more specifically, you have to start recognizing the worth of your services to others.
In the rapidly evolving landscape of entrepreneurship, women have emerged as powerful agents of change, yet when it comes to money they seem to still have a long way to go. As women navigate the realm of business, they bring unique perspectives and experiences to the table. However their relationship with money is often a complex one, making it more challenging for them to create a thriving business.
