Self Development - Advice - Part 3

●  The Path to Success: Self Belief, Mentorship, and Skill Building

      ●  The Balance of Passion and Preparation in Entrepreneurship

      ●  Overcoming the Comparison Trap in Entrepreneurship

      ●  The Power of Faith and Continuous Improvement in Business

      ●  Knowledge as Strength: The Unique Path to Success

      ●  Six Essential Tips for Entrepreneurial Flexibility and Success

      ●  Authenticity and Self Worth in Entrepreneurship

      ●  Authenticity and Pride: Living by Your Own Standards

      ●  Identifying and Following Your Strengths

      ●  Balancing Roles and Embracing Individual Identity

The Path to Success: Self-Belief, Mentorship, and Skill Building

Believe in Yourself: Have confidence in your abilities and believe that you can succeed. Don't let self-doubt hold you back.  Find Mentors and Role Models: Seek out mentors and role models who can offer guidance and support. Look for successful women entrepreneurs who have gone through the same challenges you may face.  Build a Support Network: Surround yourself with a supportive network of family, friends, and colleagues who believe in your vision and can provide emotional and practical support.  Focus on Building Skills: Continuously build your skills and knowledge. Attend workshops, seminars, and other events that can help you improve your skills.  Be Passionate: Pursue a business that you are passionate about. This will help you stay motivated and committed, even when faced with challenges.

Manjula Rao, Founder, DOQFY

The Balance of Passion and Preparation in Entrepreneurship

If you believe in something then do not hesitate to go after it! But do not forget to do your homework....

Kalyani Kulkarni, Founder, PeerLogic Systems LLP

 

Overcoming the Comparison Trap in Entrepreneurship

Don't fall victim to the comparison trap. I did this early on and it led me down a very destructive path. It resulted in me feeling inadequate, unaccomplished, less-than, and unworthy. It was a gateway for imposter syndrome to take hold. I quickly realised that this was very unhealthy, and I took steps to minimise it. I stopped looking at my competitors' social media and realised that the world needs MY gifts and talents that are unique to me. I also kept reminding myself of my ethos which was working every day to improve the lives of women. I know that my purpose is WHAT matters. I also keep a quote on my desk that says, "We won't be distracted by comparison if we are captivated by purpose".

Deeannah Seymour, Founder, pH-D Feminine Health

The Power of Faith and Continuous Improvement in Business

Have faith that in the end, it will all work out. Make sure to up-skill and make each day a learning opportunity. Compete with yourself and always look for ways to improve processes.

Mahima Tripathi,, Founder, Saleint Inc. operating as Saleint Marketing Agency

Knowledge as Strength: The Unique Path to Success

Be unique .. knowledge is the biggest strength ..so spend more in terms of money and time on equipping yourself with knowledge on the subject.

Priyanka Ravi, Founder, Darkolates

Six Essential Tips for Entrepreneurial Flexibility and Success

Here are my top 6 tips on what makes it easier: 1. Flexibility: Entrepreneurship offers us flexibility. Know that. Take advantage of it.  2. Have Role Models. Have mentors. Talk to them.  3. Take help – When someone is reaching out and offering help, don’t hesitate.  4. Be at peace with your decision. You will struggle. You will feel that you are not doing justice to your company or to your kid or to your partner or to someone. Make peace with it so that you are not feeling guilty all the time.  5. Don't come under pressure to mold yourself and become a guy to succeed. Don’t feel forced to talk about beer and cricket only. Talk about shopping and haircuts if you want to. This is who we are and discussing this stuff at work does not make us any less professional. It is these little instances that add up to become your company’s culture. 6. Invest in Relationships. Your venture will suck a lot of your time. Don’t lost track of what is most important in your life. What really matters.

Neha Sharma, Founder,Indus Insights

Authenticity and Self-Worth in Entrepreneurship

Be true to yourself, be authentic and know your worth. Always go the extra mile and make. Difference with your clients and peers.

Stephanie Mcveigh, Founder, Strategic incentive solutions

 

Authenticity and Pride: Living by Your Own Standards

Be proud of who you are, live by your own standards and be authentic. Listen more to your intuition than the worldly noise. Be proud to be a woman and that's your superpower!!

Meghavi Vyas, Founder, Mega Image Consulting

Identifying and Following Your Strengths

You should know what you are best at doing, and please follow that

Khushi pirogiwal, Founder, Kaath Co

Balancing Roles and Embracing Individual Identity

Yes, You will be a mother, wife, daughter of someone, however do not forget you are YOU first. And keep patience, your work will capture your customers heart. The road to success is patience and consistency.

Shraddha Dhandharia Toshniwal, Founder, SAS Fat To Slim Pune