An entrepreneur’s journey is never simple, but women who start their own business often encounter challenges on another level. Between imposter syndrome, lack of representation and pervasive double standards, female entrepreneurs may struggle with confidently stepping into the role of CEO. In “As a Woman Business Owner, You May Find it Hard to Confidently Take on the Role of CEO,” I share my advice for getting comfortable wearing the CEO hat.
As a Woman Business Owner, You May Find It Hard to Confidently Take on the Role of CEO
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