Calling all women entrepreneurs to start your own business and become master of your own destiny. Are you tired of the 9 to 5 race? Sometimes it’s important that we sit and reflect what we want our future to be.

Ask this question of yourself “What does becoming an Entrepreneur mean for me? “. Everyone does not want the same thing from a business but there are commonalities.

Becoming an entrepreneur means the you are will to take all the risks, however, you will get all the rewards. There are 1.2 million small to medium sized business in Canada. Women own 200,000 of these businesses. There is room for more women entrepreneurs.

Challenges to a Owning a Business.

Here a a couple of items that you may have to consider:

• they feel that they may need to conform.
• Difficulty in building a support system.
• Low risk takers’
• Guilt feelings because they are taking too much time away from their families.

Benefits of Being a Women Entrepreneur

While there are challenges, there are benefits. What you need to decide is: Do the Benefits outweigh the Challenges. If the answer is yes, then “JUST DO IT”

Here are some advantages of becoming a women entrepreneur:

• Tendency to collaborate more than men. It’s because women are very good at developing and building relationships
• Because women socialize there are better opportunities to develop and find mentors.
• They can understand and perceive their emotions, which gives them the ability to work with their feelings, be empathetic, and listen.
• Often women make better leaders because they have traits such as: communication, flexibility, and patience. And these are all traits in which many women excel.

Is this a good time for a women to start a business? During COVID? Why? You may be able to help offer solutions to pain points. It’s important that you listen to people and ask questions. You need to find out the “why” behind their intentions .

Things to Consider:

• What type of business do you want? Probably, the right question is: how much time do I have for my business. And, if I don’t have much time, can I adapt it to suit me and my other obligations.
• As Stampin’ Up! demonstrator, I have adapted my business to me.
• I will work with you so that you can have successes. Stampin’ Up! has many tools to help you succeed.

To find out more about becoming a demonstrator, contact me by EMAIL and we will have a discussion.

You can visit the JOIN page to read more about becoming a demonstrator. You must have a Canadian address to sign up.