Resilience and Persistence – Advice – Part 13

·         Megha Sikchi - Embrace Challenges and Grow

·         Dade Vyshnavi - Prepare for Business Challenges

·         Rupali Atul Pednekar - Patience and Creation

·         ACHARYA AARTI AGGARWAL - Trust Yourself and Persevere

·         Polly Wang  - Don't Give Up

·         Amanda Nagy - Embrace Challenges and Adapt

·         Sharmilla shah  - Find Passion and Stay Motivated

·         Rachana parakh  - Keep Moving Forward

·         CS Priyanka Yadav - Patience and Positive Learning

·         Shailee Mavani  - Consistency and Self-Worth

Embrace Challenges and Grow

To aspiring young women entrepreneurs, embark on your journey with the awareness that entrepreneurship is a challenging yet rewarding path. Be thoroughly prepared to face the myriad of obstacles that will inevitably arise. Perseverance is your steadfast companion; it is the key to overcoming these challenges and emerging stronger as an individual. Embrace each hurdle as an opportunity for personal and professional growth.  Understand that every experience in your entrepreneurial journey will be unique,  presentingit's own set of lessons and triumphs. Cultivate a growth mindset that allows you to view challenges not as setbacks, but as Stepping stones toward your ultimate success. In the pursuit of your entrepreneurial dreams, remember that the real world education you gain is invaluable. Each setback, each triumph, contributes to your journey and molds you into a resilient and capable individual. So, equip yourself with resilience,  approach challenges as opportunities,  and maintain a growth mindset to navigate the dynamic landscape of entrepreneurship successfully.  Your journey is not just about building a business; it's about building yourself.

Megha Sikchi, Founder, The OFU

Prepare for Business Challenges

The only advice i can give is be ready with the ups and downs in the business , one should be ready for the calculated risk , and also the challenges to be faced in this men dominated society.

Dade Vyshnavi, Founder, VN TECH

Patience and Creation

women by nature are creators with patience  so use these qualities in your business so you create with patience and grow yourself and your business wonderfully.

Rupali Atul Pednekar, Founder, Aravi Aromatics LLP

Trust Yourself and Persevere

i always say, trust on yourself and divine....thing more than 10 times what you want to do, in starting nobody will support you except yourself, but hameshadusre k liyesochtesochteaap khud ko khatam karkeharjate ho, bas woh hi nhikarna, duniyagirane k liyehai, par hameuthnahai aur chalna, aur apna goal achieve karna hi hai.

ACHARYA AARTI AGGARWAL, Founder, KAMAKHYA CRYSTALS PVT LTD

Don't Give Up

Don't give up

Polly Wang, Founder, CC Home Design Pte Ltd

Embrace Challenges and Adapt

There will be ups and downs but you just gotta keep going and know you'll figure it out as you go.

Amanda Nagy, Founder, Finn & Gray

Find Passion and Stay Motivated

Never give up never stay down for too long always find that one reason that you chose a certain profession or industry. Find the things that make you happy that you’re passionate about and keep doing what you do every day and you’ll be successful at the end of it.

Sharmilla Shah, Founder, Weddings by sharmilla shah

Keep Moving Forward

Keep moving

Rachana parakh, Founder, Real estate

Patience and Positive Learning

Patience is a key to success. Whatever the hard timings may be keep working, have faith on yourself, just keep working. Surround yourself with good people. Think positive, everyday there should atleast one learning takeaway from your entire day.

CS Priyanka Yadav, Founder, Priyanka Yadav & Associates

Consistency and Self-Worth

1. Don’t give up. Sometimes it does feel like what you’re doing is wrong or won’t give you the results but the key is to keep trying & be consistent.

2. Do not hesitate to ask for help or reach out to people you can learn from. The worst that can happen is that they will say no.

3. Don’t sell yourself short. It’s very tempting to do that when you don’t have enough work, but if you believe in your product or service then do not sell yourself for anything lesser than you deserve.

4. Do not compare yourself to others in your field in a negative way. Everyone’s journeys are different. Learn from them but don’t feel bad about yourself.

Shailee Mavani, Founder, Shailee Mavani Consulting