Resilience and Persistence – Advice – Part 21

·         Tammy Lung - Taking Risks and Overcoming Regrets

·         Dr. Cynthia Knight - Perseverance and Forward Motion

·         Kiran Mrudula - Embrace challenges

·         Sheetal anupagrawal - Acting on Your Instincts

·         Dolly Kejriwal - Perseverance and Financial Independence

·         Sofia Cano - Persistence and Learning from Failure

·         PADMAJA DESAI - Consistency and Embracing Failure

·         Jennifer Dawn - Perseverance and Strength

·         Sandhya Atram - Patience and Perseverance in Business

·         Laura Meemken - Learn and Grow from Challenges

Taking Risks and Overcoming Regrets

If there is something you have a desire to pursue, you must go for it. Life is too short to have regrets in not trying something different, so the best time to start is now – you'll only wish you started earlier, later. Trust yourself to succeed. Even small, more digestible amounts of risks can move you closer to the dream – so take them at every turn. Failures are lessons and nothing is so terrible where the world is actually ending. You can recover from anything and you can always find ways to make money. 

Tammy Lung, Founder, tinglesbar

Perseverance and Forward Motion

Keep moving forward and persevere. Do not ever give up, but find the things that work and keep moving forward.

Dr. Cynthia Knight, Founder, Choice Charter School

Embrace challenges

Embrace Resilience: The entrepreneurial journey is fraught with challenges that will test your resolve. Embrace these challenges as opportunities for growth and remain steadfast in your vision. Seek Mentorship and Community: Never underestimate the power of guidance from those who've walked this path before you. Likewise, build a supportive community around you; entrepreneurship is a journey best not taken in isolation.

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Kiran Mrudula, Founder, Valuepitch

Acting on Your Instincts

Just keep moving , don't think what others have to say, what u feel like doing just do it.

Sheetal anupagrawal, Founder, SuntrustFinserve

Perseverance and Financial Independence

Absolutely, my advice to young women aspiring to be entrepreneurs or already in the entrepreneurial journey would be to persevere and keep fighting for their dreams. Financial independence is crucial for women to support themselves and their families, and entrepreneurship can be a powerful path towards achieving that. Stay focused, believe in yourself, and don't be afraid to take risks. Seek mentorship, build a strong support network, and continuously educate yourself. Remember that challenges are inevitable, but they also provide opportunities for growth. Stay resilient and keep working towards your goals, because with dedication and determination, your dreams can become a reality.

Dolly Kejriwal, Founder, D-LEADS Academy

Persistence and Learning from Failure

Persistence is the common thread in all success stories. Remember, failure is merely a point of view. It's during the toughest times that we learn the most. Many of us experience impostor syndrome, feeling like we don't belong or are faking our way through success. You're not alone in this; it's a common feeling among even the most successful individuals. They, too, are trying to hide it. If you feel it, know that it's normal. The key is to keep moving.The higher a person's ego, the greater their insecurities. When faced with nervousness and insecurities, the best approach is to continue moving forward. Do it with fear, with confusion, but just keep moving. Movement is a sign of life, a testament to your ability to navigate through any state of mind, whether good or bad. Change is inevitable, but without action, it becomes overwhelming. So, here's my message to you: Don't give up. Stay resilient. Keep moving, even if it's with fear and confusion. This mindset will foster the growth necessary for you to see that mistakes are simply lessons in disguise, failure is an essential part of shaping your character, and while money is necessary, it shouldn't be your primary goal. It will naturally follow when you find and pursue. Oh! One more thing: Reading is a power tool. It not only expands your knowledge and perspectives but also ignites creativity, provides solace, and strengthens your resolve. Make reading a habit, a companion on your journey. It’s one of the most valuable investments you can make in yourself and your future as an entrepreneur.

Sofia Cano, Founder, UTAG

Consistency and Embracing Failure

Anything is possible , most important is never Give-up and be Consistent, Implementation of what we learned in life is another most important, failures are the best teachers , don't be afraid of that, welcome them

PADMAJA DESAI, Founder, MUDRA WEALTH

Perseverance and Strength

Yes, keep going. Business is tough, but so are you.

Jennifer Dawn, Founder, Jenniferdawncoaching.com

Patience and Positive Learning

For young women entrepreneurs or those aspiring to be patience is key in the dynamic world of business. Being wheelchair-bound, I transformed myself as a social entrepreneur, becoming financially independent and earning economic empowerment. Learning from experienced individuals can offer guidance and support. Networking with peers and seeking mentorship opportunities can further enhance entrepreneurial skills and knowledge. Embracing competition, anticipating challenges, and proactively addressing them are essential for running a business smoothly. By embracing these challenges, we can transform them into steppingstones towards our achievements. Never give up because challenges can only be transformed into opportunities towards our goals.

Sandhya Atram, Founder, Maya CARE Foundation (Business Process Outsourcing- BPO) unit

Learn and Grow from Challenges

Entrepreneurship is a true roller coaster.  There will be high highs and low lows.  Though it can be hard, try to react to the challenges as an opportunity to learn and grow as a leader and as a brand.  Try to stay in a logical state of mind, knowing that the problems do not mean you are a failure, fool or ineffective leader, but rather a normal part of growing the business.  Find mentors you can trust and be truly vulnerable with and be sure to turn to this network when you need help.

Laura Meemken, Founder, All Clean Food