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· Sara deMaine Kearns - Stick it Out
· Noor Figdor - Take Action
· Kayleigh Christina and Danielle Gronich - Confidence and Patience
· Kathy Wilson - Focus on Controllable Factors
· Jamie Alcala - Go All In, No Exit
· Sara Shaikh - Persist Through Adversity
· Jamie Spann - No Shortcuts, Keep Hustling
· Courtney Gioia - Embrace the Hustle
· Connie Henderson Lindsay - Persevere Through Adversity
· Sonia Gurtata - Never Give Up
Stick it Out
Stick it out. You can never know too much and be ready at the jump of a hat to tackle all that gets in your way.
Sara deMaine Kearns, Founder, Travels with sara
Take Action
Just do it.
Noor Figdor, Founder, Feelou
Confidence and Patience
Our biggest piece of advice for women at any stage of their entrepreneurial journey is to prioritize personal development, conscious communication and regular therapy, if you have the resources to do so. Devoting time and energy to do the hard work on yourself will pay dividends in the long run as you set yourself up to navigate conflict, difficult relationships and key business decisions with grace.
We attribute the success of CLEARSTEM to our commitment to going to weekly therapy as co-founders. Working on our relationship to one another has been pivotal for open communication, decision making, and growing as individuals and as a business entity. It's a game changer for the entire business, for us as people, and for our team dynamic.
Kayleigh Christina and Danielle Gronich, Founder, CLEARSTEM Skincare
Focus on Controllable Factors
Burn your bridges! Don't leave yourself a way out so that the only way to go is forward. You gotta be all in.
Kathy Wilson, Founder, Suitcase Records
Go All In, No Exit
For those who want to be entrepreneuers, my advice would be if you have an idea - give it a try and take a chance on yourself! I never thought I would be running my own business and until I by taking a chance on myself, I have been able to help SMBs with keeping their websites secured and giving them that peace of mind that we all want as owners.
Jamie Alcala, Founder, Marathon Hosting
Persist Through Adversity
Always speak for yourself, if you won't then nobody would and be confident in yourself.
Sara Shaikh, Founder, Palmier AI
No Shortcuts, Keep Hustling
My advise would be to be persistent. Don't give up, but be open to pivoting.
Jamie Spann, Founder, Business Savvy Physician
Embrace the Hustle
Trust the process and accept the fact that you will never feel ready. After working for years with a small business owner and seeing my own friends open their own businesses, I thought I was very clear on what it meant to be an entrepreneur before I became one. Oh how wrong I was! When it is your own money, time and risk: there is nothing that truly prepares you for taking that leap. I never felt 'ready' and many days I still don't. Trust in yourself, your passion, and your skills by knowing deep inside of you that you will figure it out. No matter what happens, you will get there. That will keep you going on the hardest days.
Courtney Gioia, Founder, Loyobo Fit
Persevere Through Adversity
Yes, always keep your head up and persevere through all adversity.
Connie Henderson Lindsay, Founder, Liberty Manor for Veterans, Inc.
Never Give Up
Keep going.
Sonia Gurtata, Founder, Lawyerup
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