The reality of being an #entrepreneur is much harder than most people are willing to open up about. It’s lonely. It’s exhausting. In fact, 1 in 3 entrepreneurs lives with depression.
A couple calls in today:
"I hope you had a relaxing long weekend. I wish all weekends were 3 days weekends. Did you rest?"
Me: "You must not have kids. I'm at work, this is rest."
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"The only way that we can secure our future is to understand and reconcile our past,” @JohnCarneyDE said, as he signed a new law outlining requirements for Black history curricula in Delaware schools. @SherryDorseyDE @TizzyLockmanDE @deblackstudco#netde https://t.co/zBsvEPmjDF
Why I created a safe place for black women to invest and learn together: we make less, tend to borrow more for school and are more likely to financially support others. We may not start at the same place as others. I'm dedicated to changing it up.
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A2 For years, I worked in the marketing industry. I saw there was a better way for brands to commit to making the world a better place, without compromising profits. The work I do today allows me to combine my love for people, storytelling, and social justice. #WinnieSun
Q2. Being a solopreneur / entrepreneur isn’t for everyone. How did you know you wanted to be a solopreneur / entrepreneur? What inspired you to start your business? #WinnieSun