Business Tips

Women-owned businesses are booming, with 1,072 new firms launched daily in the US. They generate $1.6 trillion in revenue and employ about 9 million people.

Starting an online business is a smart choice, especially during economic downturns. E-commerce's growth shows it’s a stable option with less financial risk and wide reach.

Women entrepreneurs face unique challenges, especially in countries like Pakistan. Despite biases, women like Saniya Waqar Shafi are breaking barriers and making strides in business.

Many dream of billion-dollar ideas but hesitate due to fear. Breaking free from a job can lead to financial success, with freedom and control over your own hours.

Using all capital letters in emails can come across as shouting. To avoid misunderstandings, stick to standard capitalization rules for a polite and clear message.

Celebrate National Cancer Survivors Day by reaching out to survivors and listening to their inspiring stories. Your support can make a big difference in their lives.

Facing fears is essential for women starting a business. Start small if needed and manage risk wisely while pursuing your entrepreneurial dreams.

Women entrepreneurs often face more hurdles than men, but strong interpersonal skills can help them navigate tough times. Offering free services or support can build trust and keep customers loyal.

Balancing multiple roles can leave us drained. Learning to say no and prioritizing self-care helps reclaim our well-being and manage stress more effectively.

Launching an online business is easier than ever with various tools and options. From blogging to e-commerce, starting from home offers flexibility and low start-up costs.

Success often comes from helping others succeed. Collaboration can turn challenges into opportunities by combining strengths and resources for mutual growth.

Women juggle many roles and challenges with grace. This May, we celebrate all moms and mompreneurs who inspire with their dedication and strength.