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Entrepreneurial Mindset – Women Founders’ Advice - Part 75
In the Entrepreneurial Mindset – Women Founders’ Advice Series, we feature the insights of 10 women founders... Their advice highlights self-belief, trusting yourself enough to take action before you feel fully ready, and staying consistent while learning and adapting along the way. Building supportive networks, seeking mentorship, valuing your roots and authenticity, and staying committed to your vision also emerge as important parts of the entrepreneurial journey.
Featured Women Founders
Rima Rohan Sheth Believe in yourself and keep yourself as priority first then any other thing.
Radhaa SK Trivedi Believe in yourself & value your roots.
AR. ASWINI MANOJ Believe in your abilities and do not be afraid to take the first step.
Rinnku m Bhansali Dont think big or small ..start ur journey at any point u are ready as we all have the capability to successful in any areas of life
Pushti Vrajesh Davda ✨ Consistency is the key to success.
Rhea Kapadia and Neeta Kapadia Just do it.
Mary Remya My advice to aspiring or early-stage women founders is to believe in yourself and your abilities.
Vidhya Ravi "Where there is a will, there is a way." Believe in yourself, stay consistent, and don't be afraid to start small.
Mara-Liisa Bruckert I was fortunate enough to receive mentoring with a strong emphasis on entrepreneurial and responsible thinking very early on.
Tina Bernard If I could offer one piece of advice to aspiring women founders, it would be this: learn to trust yourself before you think you’re ready.
Rima Rohan Sheth – Believe in yourself and keep yourself as priority first then any other thing.
Company– Varaq Sweets
Website: www.varaqsweets.com
Advice
Believe in yourself and keep yourself as priority first then any other thing.
Radhaa SK Trivedi – Believe in yourself & value your roots.
Company– Svastu Consulting Services
Website: www.svastu.com
Advice
Believe in yourself & value your roots. Those who questioned you at one time, will come back to you with respect after seeing your successful journey...be invincible
AR. ASWINI MANOJ – Believe in your abilities and do not be afraid to take the first step.
Company– AM CONCEPTS
Advice
Believe in your abilities and do not be afraid to take the first step. Success does not come from waiting for the perfect opportunity but from consistently showing up, learning, and improving. Build strong professional networks, seek mentors, embrace challenges as learning experiences, and stay committed to your vision.
Confidence, resilience, and continuous growth are key to creating a successful and sustainable business journey.
Rinnku m Bhansali – Dont think big or small ..start ur journey at any point u are ready as we all have the capability to successful in any areas of life
Company– Talkspacez
Website: www.talkspacez.com
LinkedIn: Rinnku bhansali
Advice
Dont think big or small ..start ur journey at any point u are ready as we all have the capability to successful in any areas of life
Pushti Vrajesh Davda – ✨ Consistency is the key to success.
Company– Emcee Pushti
Advice
✨ Consistency is the key to success. 🔑🏆
💪 Never give up.
🔥 Be passionate, work hard, and trust the process. 🌱✨
🌟 All the efforts you are putting in today will be noticed at the right time. ⏳🙌
🎯 Until then, stay focused, keep learning, and give your best every single time. 🚀💯
❤️ Believe in yourself. Enjoy your journey. Your time is coming. 🌈⭐
Rhea Kapadia and Neeta Kapadia – Just do it.
Company– Rare Chemistry
Website: https://rare-chemistry.com/
Advice
Just do it. Getting started is honestly most of the job done. Everyone's waiting for the perfect moment, the perfect plan — and that moment never comes. Yes, it's going to feel daunting. It's going to feel lonely sometimes, even scary.
But that's not a sign you're doing it wrong, that's just the process. You figure it out as you go, and everything else — the lessons, the growth, the confidence — it all follows. You figure it out as you go, and that's not a flaw in the process, that's the process.
Mary Remya – My advice to aspiring or early-stage women founders is to believe in yourself and your abilities.
Company– Advi sea food
Website: Business
LinkedIn: Adviseafood
Advice
My advice to aspiring or early-stage women founders is to believe in yourself and your abilities. Don't be afraid to start small; every successful business begins with a first step.
Keep learning, stay adaptable, and view challenges as opportunities to grow. Build a strong network of mentors and supporters who can guide and encourage you. Most importantly, stay committed to your vision, be persistent, and never give up on your goals. With dedication and confidence, success is achievable.
Vidhya Ravi – "Where there is a will, there is a way." Believe in yourself, stay consistent, and don't be afraid to start small.
Company– VAST & CO. COMPANY SECRETARIES LLP
Advice
"Where there is a will, there is a way." Believe in yourself, stay consistent, and don't be afraid to start small. Challenges are part of the journey, but perseverance, hard work, and confidence will turn obstacles into opportunities and dreams into achievements.
Mara-Liisa Bruckert – I was fortunate enough to receive mentoring with a strong emphasis on entrepreneurial and responsible thinking very early on.
Company– IQONIC.AI
Website: iqonicai.com
Advice
I was fortunate enough to receive mentoring with a strong emphasis on entrepreneurial and responsible thinking very early on. Without that, I wouldn’t be where I am today. I want to pass that on. A strong network and mentors—who can sometimes be critical—help all founders along their journey. We need to raise awareness of this.
My most important tips are: Believe in yourself and don’t let anyone tell you that you can’t do things just because you’re a woman. And: Seek out support and listen to the experiences of others. You can avoid mistakes that others have already made if you value their insights.
Tina Bernard – If I could offer one piece of advice to aspiring women founders, it would be this: learn to trust yourself before you think you’re ready.
Company– The Badass Arts
Website: Www.thebadassarts.com
Advice
If I could offer one piece of advice to aspiring women founders, it would be this: learn to trust yourself before you think you’re ready.
Many talented women spend years waiting for more confidence, more certainty, more credentials, or someone else’s permission before pursuing an idea, speaking up, or taking the next step. The truth is that confidence is rarely the starting point—it is often the result of taking action despite uncertainty.
I would also encourage women to pay attention to the stories they tell themselves. Self-doubt, perfectionism, comparison, and the desire to please everyone can become significant barriers to growth. Your ability to lead your business is directly connected to your ability to lead yourself. The inner work matters just as much as the business plan.
Surround yourself with people who challenge you, support you, and tell you the truth. Build relationships before you need them. Ask questions. Seek mentorship. Stay curious. Success is rarely a solo endeavor.
Most importantly, remember that your value is not determined by your productivity, your revenue, or how quickly you achieve your goals. Sustainable success comes from building something that reflects your values, utilizes your strengths, and allows you to make a meaningful contribution.
There will be setbacks, mistakes, and moments when you question yourself. That’s part of the journey. Don’t interpret those moments as evidence that you’re failing. Instead, see them as opportunities to learn, adapt, and grow.
The world doesn’t need more women trying to become someone else. It needs more women who are willing to trust themselves, use their voice, and lead from a place of authenticity. That’s where real impact begins.
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