Women Entrepreneurship

Ten Style & Fashion Tips That You Don't see at MET GALA 1. Fashionable Evergreen Styles start by creating a style guide  It's always nice to have a view of the events that you plan to go for-on work, business as well as casual-understand your job industry-and create a publicity plan around evergreen styles. You need to be traditional, classic without looking like a blank brain. 2. Try being open to nice subtle classics.  Embrace casual clothes, or subtle classics. I enjoy wearing Pinafore.  I always have Pinafores in my wardrobe. Never say No to Pinafore. Pinafore are great A Line dresses that allow you to be casual without being super comfortable. Watch how your style shows the best self of you.   Try keeping your designs your personal and business brand. 3.  Have an outlook on pandemic and use that to stay relevant Have an outlook for pandemic to stay relevant. Look at clothes that fit in with the season. A nice fleece jacket-works on even super windy da...

  That's me. I am not that fat and I am not that slim. My biometrics is important to me as I live with a partially disabled screen reader. It's rather upsetting to see a woman of any ethnic identity become disproportionately abused or obese because they are addicted to toxic food. When I was in my teens I was really slim and quite smart. I would walk long distance-and was able to work with folks by being passionate, energetic and enigmatic. In the "Sufi" drama that I was hired into-I lost my sense of trust and spirit. Lost a lot of faith in folks. Lost a lot of trust. Lost a lot of good energy.  I completed gender based analysis. A good GBA Framework that is shared on the Canadian website. Gender Based Analysis is an intersection of women's identity profile and health. I was told by Canadians that am young and by some stupid retailers in Toronto that I am old and honestly am not that old. I have often wondered why women in their 20s gain lots of weight. Top 10 rea...

Statistics around women is still scary-as Karishma has observed. Reasons Why Gender Lens is important in Entrepreneurship  1. Women Entrepreneurs are Empathetic and Agile Women Entrepreneurs are empathetic and Agile in terms of their response times. They are better listeners and they can socially handle any perverse situation with tact, and intelligence. They are not only kind women but deserve to be looked without age, maternal bias based on competencies. 2. Women Entrepreneurs receive less project and foundation Grants  Women Entrepreneurs receive less project and foundation grants compared to the white male counterpart. The famous collective library of Leanin.org and Thrive Global have collected information on biases that relate to candidates based on their ability to assert. 3. Women  Entrepreneurs are historically underrepresented in powerful positions  Pat Sorbara, a Canadian politician talks of her journey as she discusses with  www.equalvoice.ca ...