Women Entrepreneurship Small Business

From housewife to billionaire CEO, Martha Stewart is not just the businesswoman with the Midas touch, she is also a lightning rod for many of the most important and controversial social and economic issues of post-WWII American life. In the unauthorized Martha Inc.: The Incredible Story of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, business writer and columnist Christopher Byron traces Martha's journey from the troubled world of a working-class family in New Jersey to the pinnacle of fame and power.

Lauren Golden, founder of The Free Mama movement, teaches women how to have a life many have only dreamed about: one where they can make good money and be there for their families - without sacrificing one for the other and without guilt.

Complete with case studies and exercises, An Authentic Human's Guide to Finding Meaningful Work is here to help you find your own unique path forward. Since no one else has the same upbringing, values, experience, talents, hopes, and dreams, this guide won't tell you what you "should" do, but instead encourage you to look at your options deeply and differently.

This book highlights one small business owner's journey to achieve success on her own terms. And spotlights key learning you can take from this experience in the form of 10 top business lessons you can apply to your own entrepreneurial journey. Listen to this book if you like to learn from other people's mistakes, if you love to hear business autobiographies, or simply if you're curious. This book is intentionally short so that you can learn and apply the lessons quickly and easily.

Escape the monotony of the daily 9-to-5 work grind and make good money from the comfort of your home by learning tips and strategies to starting your own web business. Live your dreams, work from anywhere, say the beach or that mountain resort, all you need is a good internet connection!

How did she turn a side hustle into a game-changing business, and at the same time, achieve happiness and fulfillment in her life? For Charlotte, it all came down to one thing - jeong. One of the most important Korean cultural concepts, jeong is a deep and meaningful connection that can be felt between people, places, and things. It goes deeper than love and friendship, and grows stronger with time. In South Korea, jeong encourages generosity, empathy, and the cultivation of lasting bonds.

The "party plan" model of direct selling - introducing products through home parties, social gatherings, and fund-raisers - has been the route to financial freedom for millions. This inspiring audiobook, written by an author who has achieved unprecedented success herself, shows other women how they can generate more bookings, more sales, and more business leads at their parties as well as build a team of independent party planners and drive up their own commissions.

Traditionally, the word “mogul” has been attributed to men. But Tiffany Pham has redefined it - now, when you Google the word, the top search result is the company she founded: Mogul. The platform enables millions of women, across 196 countries, to connect, share information, and access knowledge. So how did a young woman - who arrived in the United States without speaking a word of English - turn a dream of connecting women into a fulfilling career and highly profitable company that has changed so many lives?

This woman entrepreneur's startup is reimagining how technology can empower transactional credit offered to customers

This 28-year-old's D2C beauty brand brings self-care rituals from across the world.

Starting up with Rs 1 Cr from their father, these sisters grew Theobroma into a Rs 121 Cr business

This woman entrepreneur tapped into India's growing e-commerce market for her holistic wellness brand amid COVID-19

Inspired by storytelling, this woman entrepreneur pivoted her learning initiative into an ed-tech startup

Mother, wife, and now entrepreneur: Meet Deepika Jindal of the Jindal Steel Family

Each of us would like to create the company of our dreams, and thus, over time, achieve professional success and financial freedom. The problem is identifying what you don't know. This unknown, this uncertainty, is what keeps so many from venturing out to create their own successful enterprises. That fear of failure, limited business knowledge or any myriad of excuses to keep you from reaching for your dreams. Now compound this for women.

Discover a comprehensive and deeply informed analysis of the crucial role women play in the global entrepreneurial landscape. This book explores the vital importance of female entrepreneurship for economic innovation and sustainable growth, contextualizing global and regional trends driving the significant rise of women-led startups.

With the majority of mompreneurs failing to make their home-based businesses work, we need a new blueprint to model. We need to know how the successful mamas are making it happen, without sacrificing their marriage or their role as mom. I have been able to “have it all”, but not by maintaining the elusive balance that is about as real as moms sleeping in on weekends.

In Women in Business, you will discover actionable, experience-based advice on how to overcome personal and professional challenges; an exploration of the common themes that repeat themselves in each woman's experiences, and how understanding these themes can help you identify and overcome them in your own life; how having a strong "why" can give you the power to overcome any obstacle, and how one woman's "why" enabled her to make 18 months work of progress in just three months; and more.

“Bu kitabı, iş hayatına yeni atılacak gençlerle ve ilgilenen kimselerle âcizane tecrübelerimi paylaşmak için kaleme aldım. Hayattaki temel ilkelerimi, değerlerimi ve bunları uygularken karşılaştığım zorlukları paylaşmak istedim. Tabii ki herkes gibi ben de mükemmel deği­lim. Birçok doğru kararın ve başarının yanın­da hatalar da yaptım. Başarılarımdan ilham, hatalarımdan ibret alınmasını arzu ettim. Kimseye ders vermek niyetinde değilim ancak tecrübelerin bilinmesinin de önemli olduğu­nu ve insanlara katkı sağlayacağını düşünü­yorum.”

Are you a mother who aspires to become an entrepreneur or has recently stepped out on faith and opened a business? Similar to being a parent, no entrepreneur should have to go at it alone. Whether you’re single or married, child-raising and entrepreneurship require immense amounts of support—which comes in the form of edification, empowerment, and education. Maybe you’re crafty, pack the healthiest lunches, or homeschool like a champion. You could make your God-given gifts into a profitable business!