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Promoting Women's Empowerment – Women Founders’ Advice - Part 9
In the Promoting Women's Empowerment Series, we feature the insights of women founders who share lessons on staying true to your vision, persevering through challenges, and confidently claiming your place in entrepreneurship. Their advice also highlights asking for support, building confidence, valuing the different roles women carry, and recognizing that personal responsibilities do not have to diminish entrepreneurial ambition.
Featured Women Founders
Shireen Press Be true to yourself and your vision.
Teyia Smith Advice that I would give to other women in the early-stages of Entrepreneurship is never stop fighting for a seat at the table.
Priyanka If I had one piece of advice to give to other women entrepreneurs, it would be this: Don’t ever devalue your role as a mother, daughter, or anything else, by…
Shireen Press – Be true to yourself and your vision.
Company– Flamebuoyant Productions
Website: www.flamebuoyant.com
Advice
Be true to yourself and your vision. Keep going. Ask for help, especially from other women.
Teyia Smith – Advice that I would give to other women in the early-stages of Entrepreneurship is never stop fighting for a seat at the table.
Company– Mother's Arms Homecare
Website: https://www.mothersarmshomecare.com
Advice
Advice that I would give to other women in the early-stages of Entrepreneurship is never stop fighting for a seat at the table. We all deserve to be here. Never give up on your dreams because dreams are what real careers are made of. last but not least if no one else will root for you we here at Mother's Arms Homecare will root for your sucess because it takes a village.
Priyanka – If I had one piece of advice to give to other women entrepreneurs, it would be this: Don’t ever devalue your role as a mother, daughter, or anything else, by…
Company– Glossy_glaze_art
Advice
If I had one piece of advice to give to other women entrepreneurs, it would be this: Don’t ever devalue your role as a mother, daughter, or anything else, by using it as the scapegoat for your lack of performance as an entrepreneur.
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