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· Indumathi Rajamani - Self-Belief and Resilience
· Supriya Sawant - Believe in Yourself and Continuous Learning
· Rietu Bhatia - Network Strategically
· Philippa Rickards - Guiding with Confidence
· Parvathy Harykrishnan - Articulate Vision and Trust Intuition
· Tina Hay - Acknowledge Your Impact and Value
· Vrinda Upadhyay - Follow Your Heart
· Astro Shailyy - Follow Your Soul Calling
· Mariyam Husain - Trust Your Abilities
· PN Lakshmi - Be Bold and Positive
Self-Belief and Resilience
Believe in yourself and your dream. Don't give up; life is beautiful. Every challenge comes with a solution , so face it. Be a big fish in a small pond, then a small fish in the ocean.
Indumathi Rajamani, Founder, Indu's Kitchen
Believe in Yourself and Continuous Learning
There are a few points that I would like to share with young women entrepreneurs that have helped me personally in becoming what I am today.
1. Believe in Yourself: Trust your abilities and believe in your potential. Confidence is key to overcoming challenges and making bold decisions.
2. Continuous Learning: Stay curious and commit to lifelong learning. Keep abreast of industry trends, acquire new skills, and seek knowledge to stay ahead in the business world.
3. Build a Support Network: Surround yourself with mentors, advisors, and a supportive network. Seek guidance from experienced individuals who can provide valuable insights and advice.
4. Embrace Failure as a Learning Opportunity: Don't fear failure; view it as a stepping stone to success. Learn from mistakes, adapt, and use setbacks as opportunities for growth.
5. Network Strategically: Build a diverse and strategic professional network. Attend industry events, join networking groups, and connect with individuals who can offer support, collaboration, and opportunities.
6. Set Boundaries: Learn to set boundaries to maintain a healthy work-life balance. Understand that personal well-being is crucial for long-term success.
7. Speak Up and Negotiate: Don't be afraid to voice your opinions and negotiate for what you deserve. Confidence in communication is essential in business dealings.
8. Focus on Value Creation: Concentrate on creating value for your customers. Understand their needs and provide innovative solutions that set your business apart.
9. Build a Resilient Mindset: Entrepreneurship can be challenging, but developing resilience is crucial. Stay focused, learn to navigate setbacks, and remain committed to your goals.
10. Diversity and Inclusion: Embrace diversity and inclusion in your business practices. Recognize the strength that diverse perspectives bring to your team and decision-making processes.
11. Financial Literacy: Develop a good understanding of financial management. Know your numbers, be aware of your financial health, and make informed decisions based on financial data.
12. Prioritize Self-Care: Taking care of your mental and physical well-being is vital. Regularly practice self-care to ensure you have the energy and resilience needed for entrepreneurial endeavors.
13. Seek Feedback and Iterate: Be open to feedback from customers, mentors, and peers. Use constructive criticism to iterate and improve your products or services.
14. Celebrate Achievements: Acknowledge and celebrate your successes, no matter how small. Recognizing achievements can boost morale and motivation.
15. Pay it Forward: As you progress, consider mentoring other aspiring entrepreneurs. Share your knowledge and experiences to contribute to the growth of the entrepreneurial community.
Supriya Sawant, Founder, HR-Innovate
Network Strategically
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Rietu Bhatia, Founder, Astrologer
Guiding with Confidence
Belief in yourself is key and just go for it
Philippa Rickards, Founder, My Bookkeeping Buddy
Articulate Vision and Trust Intuition
Aspiring young women entrepreneurs, I encourage you to articulate a clear vision and mission for your endeavors. Trust your intuition, recognizing its valuable guidance. Never underestimate your capabilities, as many women may not fully realize the extent of their potential.
Parvathy Harykrishnan, Founder, Lotus International School
Acknowledge Your Impact and Value
Never underestimate the impact you can make! Your influence is far more significant than you can imagine–it affects not just yourself and those around you, but you have the potential to create change in your community. I’ve seen this repeatedly in our work with digital marketing. Although we look at a specific area of a business, the growth we help generate drives impacts beyond the business owners themselves, expanding to include their employees, suppliers, families, and the wider community. This is what I love about small businesses – our work impacts the community we are all part of. Being a young woman with an entrepreneurial spirit can be a long and challenging road. Unfortunately, it's easy to lose faith and confidence in yourself, your abilities and what you’re capable of. But my advice is to remind yourself, daily if necessary, that your skills, passions, and wisdom contribute to and impact your community in unimaginable ways.
Tina Hay, Founder, Puzzle Media
Follow Your Heart
Just follow your heart and never compare your journey with some other business. If you have a higher goal in mind then small challenges won’t break you down!
Vrinda Upadhyay, Founder, House This Art
Follow Your Soul Calling
Find your soul calling.. and follow it with patience and perseverance.. You can't and won't Fail.. EVER
Astro Shailyy, Founder, Astro Shailyy
Trust Your Abilities
Have confidence in your abilities. Trust your instincts and believe that you have the skills and determination to succeed. Overcoming self-doubt is a crucial step in pursuing any entrepreneurial endeavor.
Mariyam Husain, Founder, M B Travels And Tours
Be Bold and Positive
Be Bold and step in to the Field of your own Choice. Don’t hear anyone Negativity. Be positive, Be Bold, Be Strong
PN Lakshmi, Founder, Deeppan Academy
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