Being an entrepreneur is the hardest thing I’ve ever done. I have to play the role of client service, trainer, counselor, assistant, creative strategist, finance, HR, marketing, IT and even therapist at times.
Today is Women’s Entrepreneurship Day and this is so important to me as a woman who has her own business, but also
I get asked to do a lot of things, speaking engagements, writing opportunities and even some project and client work, but it’s not always right for me nor do I have the time.
I used to struggle with saying no and letting people down. Or worrying about the what if‘s.
But I don’t do that
You’re never going to feel 100% ready for anything – the job, the relationship, the big public speaking gig, the next challenge in your personal or professional life – but you should still DO it.
There are always reasons to say no but what if you said YES instead? What if you found a way
Being an entrepreneur is a great way to make your mark, pave your own path while being your own boss. Especially if you can identify a need in the market for goods or a service that you can provide that others are not providing in the same way or not providing at all.
That being
As a new entrepreneur myself, here are a few skills I think every entrepreneur should have/cultivate:
What else would you add