Women entrepreneurs are starting small businesses at approximately twice the national average for all startups. Despite some inaccurate stereotypes, the evidence is that they are in every industry, from small consulting firms to medical high technology. As a result, there have also been many new resources and mentors popping up specifically aimed at women.
In most cases, the lifestyle questions asked and the answers given are essentially the same for all entrepreneurs, whether they be men or women. But according to a recent book by Adelaide Lancaster and Amy Abrams, “The Big Enough Company,” based on years of helping women entrepreneurs, the road to success for women does involve its own unique set of demons.
To read the original article: Startup Professionals Musings: Women Entrepreneurs Surge But Fight Their Demons
