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Resilience and Persistence – Advice – Part 23


·         Caroline Garnham - Persevere and Achieve

·         Dana Chermesh-Reshef - It's Possible Once Done

·         Leena Parmar - Embrace Resilience, Authenticity

·         Claire Hayek - Believe, Stay Resilient

·         MARIA THERESA CAPELLAN - Be Resilient, Help Environment

·         Srishti Arora  - Persistence Is Key

·         Angela Baltkois - Tenacity Leads to Success

·         Dr Nimisha Goyal - Forge Through Difficult Days

·         Melissa Gray - Embrace Resilience and Adaptability

·         Stephanie Falk - Keep Going, Enjoy the Journey

 

Persevere and Achieve

Sometimes it may take a little time - but you can do it!

Caroline Garnham, Founder, Caroline's Club

 

It's Possible Once Done

"It always seems impossible until it's done" (Nelson Mandela)

Dana Chermesh-Reshef, Founder, inCitu


Embrace Resilience, Authenticity

My advice to young women aspiring to be entrepreneurs is to embrace resilience, authenticity, and a commitment to lifelong learning. The journey will be filled with challenges, but each obstacle is an opportunity to grow. Stay true to your values, and let them guide your decisions. Build a network of support, seek mentors, and never underestimate the power of diversity. Remember, your unique perspective is your strength. Embrace it, and don't be afraid to pave your own path.

Leena Parmar, Founder, Citrus Connect Recruitment

 

Believe, Stay Resilient

First and foremost, believe in your vision and your ability to make it a reality. The road of entrepreneurship is fraught with challenges, skepticism, and setbacks. However, your belief in what you're building is your anchor. Remember, every great achievement begins with the conviction that it is possible. Embrace resilience as your most valuable trait. You will face obstacles that seem insurmountable, and there will be days when everything appears to be against you. It's in these moments that your capacity to persevere becomes your greatest asset. Resilience will empower you to learn from failure, rather than be defeated by it, and to emerge stronger with each challenge you overcome. Seek out mentors and build a supportive network. The importance of guidance from those who have walked this path before you cannot be overstated. Surround yourself with people who inspire you, who challenge you, and who believe in your potential. A strong support network can be a wellspring of advice, encouragement, and opportunities. Don't shy away from advocating for yourself and your business. As women, we sometimes undervalue our achievements and hesitate to assert our worth. Remember, advocating for yourself is not boasting; it's a necessary part of building your business and your personal brand. Your success story and your expertise have immense value—make sure they are seen and heard. Finally, remember that being a woman entrepreneur is not just about succeeding in business; it's also about paving the way for others who will follow in your footsteps. Each barrier you break down contributes to a world where gender is no longer seen as a determinant of entrepreneurial success. By pursuing your dreams with passion and determination, you are not only building a legacy for yourself but also inspiring the next generation of women entrepreneurs to dream even bigger. My journey in creating MSP Teambuilding has been filled with learning, growth, and a deep sense of purpose. It has taught me that while the entrepreneurial path is challenging, it is also immensely rewarding. To young women entrepreneurs, I say: embrace the journey with all its highs and lows. Your unique perspective and innovative ideas are needed in the world. Believe in yourself, stay resilient, and never underestimate the impact you can make.

Claire Hayek, Founder, MSP Teambuilding Inc.

 

Be Resilient, Help Environment

Be resilient and believe on yourself to achieve your goal. Sustainability and helping the environment is the most vital.

MARIA THERESA CAPELLAN, Founder, SUNASIA ENERGY INC.

 

Persistence Is Key

Persistence is the key! The first 3 years of business are very challenging and crucial. You have to be positive and work really hard.

Srishti Arora, Founder, Akihi Canada Inc

 

Tenacity Leads to Success

That you need a lot of tenacity to be successful. It is not easy but SO worth it!

Angela Baltkois, Founder, Big Rig Wraps

 

Forge Through Difficult Days

Some days will be harder than others. Forge through and carry on!

Dr Nimisha Goyal, Founder, Grassroot Projects

 

Embrace Resilience and Adaptability

My advice to young women entrepreneurs is to embrace resilience and adaptability. The entrepreneurial journey is filled with unexpected turns, and the ability to pivot and persevere is invaluable. Cultivate a network of mentors and peers, as their support and insights can be instrumental in navigating challenges. Most importantly, believe in your vision and your capacity to make it a reality.

Melissa Gray, Founder, The Law Spot

 

Keep Going, Enjoy the Journey

Keep going. When it feels like you can't, push a bit more and rise to that challenge. It's always darkest before the dawn. Hold out for that sunrise! Let go and flow, don't always feel like you HAVE to be in control. Enjoy the journey and never compare yourself to others. Let your unique magic shine!

Stephanie Falk, Founder, How Eventful

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