Why Every Women Entrepreneurs Should Know Her Worth

Self-doubt and lack of faith kill our dreams. Women entrepreneurs had to face and fight these demons every day. Running a business and winning in a highly competitive and risky industry is difficult. Although women entrepreneurs struggle with fear and doubt, they try to overcome it themselves. The stories of QNET female direct sellers who have achieved so much in their careers were a great inspiration to me in my early days.

The best advice I ever got was to know your worth. I usually get help and support from my mentor. But it was from a very successful businesswoman I met at a seminar. I didn’t have much time to talk to her and get to know her, but for advice to a young entrepreneur, she asked me to think about myself and know my worth. And today, when a new business woman who was in direct sales asks me for advice, I give them the same advice I received. So listen up, women entrepreneurs; know your worth

 What exactly does it mean to know our worth?

As a female entrepreneur, the first thing I recommend is to stop doubting yourself and start building self-confidence. Yes, we have to take those risky steps that always make us less comfortable. Of course you can do anything if you put your heart to it. Second, dream bigger, don’t worry if you’ve been told you can’t do it or if you don’t have things to gain. This is your time to challenge it, chase your dream and dream bigger. Read this article to learn about the challenges women entrepreneurs face and how knowing your worth can help change that.

 The Biggest Struggles Women Face in Business

Women had to experience the risks of business and market challenges and challenges based on gender. Thus, female entrepreneurs had to face twice the challenges than their male counterparts. These struggles stop only when we understand our strengths and abilities.

Lack of support for women entrepreneurs

Women often had to realize their dreams and start a business when their family and closest friends did not believe in them and did not show support. The fact that you don’t get emotional or financial support from people in your social circle can be an obstacle in achieving our dreams. People told me that I couldn’t achieve what I have now just because I’m a woman. Lack of support is a major problem that kills the opportunities and dreams of many women in our country.

Gender inequality

Did you know that investors are less likely to invest in a company led by women? That’s right, and the report showed that despite great business plans and ideas, investors are reluctant to put their money into companies led by women. In the company’s work environment, women are not paid the same as men for the same work. It is a shame for our society that women will not receive equal pay for the same work in 2022. Economic difficulties and the struggle due to gender inequality have made it especially difficult for women to realize their dreams.

Self-doubt and lack of self-confidence

Working in a predominantly male industry causes women to struggle with self-doubt and lack of self-confidence. Poor self-esteem and lack of self-confidence also result from not understanding your own worth. It is hard for us to recognize when we grow up seeing and hearing differently. An entrepreneur must show self-confidence and courage, lead, make important decisions and sometimes even take risks.

This is how QNET Business helps women entrepreneurs

 Direct selling with a reputable company like QNET is the door to success and freedom for women. The business is empowering and liberating in many ways. First of all, it doesn’t ask for massive capital to get the business started. Yes, I could start my business, my dream, with a simple process. Of course, running it and making it win was not so easy, but for me, a good start was the support I always needed.

 Getting a kick-start in business is the toughest part. I have been trying to achieve this in the traditional field for some time. But higher  entry costs and lack of investor support  for women’s businesses were big obstacles in my way. A business opportunity with an internationally known company seemed surreal. However, there are more women than men in direct sales, although the difference is small. It’s true, and we call direct selling the most influential industry for a reason. Women-led companies lead the industry; more than 53 percent of direct sellers are women.

 Such an empowering industry and the opportunity to do business with QNET changed my career. It opened the way to financial security, empowerment and personal growth. The journey with QNET has helped me to realize my worth. It still amazes me how much I can achieve with big dreams and a little push and support like this business opportunity.

Finally, I assure you that business is an area that women are naturally good at. Women are multi-taskers, we are better networkers. The intuition we women have in any situation is a strength. These qualities show that the business is the right place for us. So what we lack when it comes to taking a step and achieving our dream is that we don’t know our worth. I am asking all women entrepreneurs and entrepreneurs to recognize your potential and value. Encourage yourself and believe in yourself even before someone else starts showing support. So again, dear female entrepreneurs, know your worth.