Have you ever asked how any of the most successful women entrepreneurs in the globe are inspiring themselves to do what they do and how they conquer daunting obstacles and doubts along the way?
The environment is among the primary factors that decide whether or not you are going to be productive, meet the goals you have for yourself, or seek to fulfill the dreams. But the people you have in your life are more influential than the things you have or don’t have in your life. Whether they’re friends, family, or merely role models, it’s important to find a “tribe” that uplifts, inspires, and encourages you.
- J.K. Rowling
Joanne Rowling, J.K. Rowling, she shook the world and she inspired millions of people with her Harry Potter book series.
Prior to her fame and success, she felt that she was “the greatest failure she had ever known.” She struggled with multiple hardships, the death of her mother, countless failed relationships, and being a single parent, but those trials and tribulations didn’t deter her from pursuing her passion-writing.
Do you know that the Harry Potter manuscript was actually distributed to 12 publishers? And every single one of them ignored it before the publisher of Bloomsbury Publishing sat down to read it and finally post it? Millions of children and adults alike are very thankful to J.K. Rowling for never giving up the hope of getting her novel written!
- Oprah Winfrey
Oprah Winfrey wore potato sacks as a child since clothes did not often fit into her poor family’s budget. She was abused by her cousin while she was 9 years old; she was shuffled between family members when her young mother had to work, and she was forced to stay in a Milwaukee boarding house only to suffer years of emotional and physical violence. At the age of 14, Oprah broke free and ended up living with her dad in Nashville, Tennessee, where her reputation began to take shape.
Decades after introducing its mega-hit series Oprah and its iconic Super Soul Sunday talks, and later its OWN broadcast network; Forbes values Winfrey’s total net worth at $3 billion. She is the sole black woman on the list of the 400 richest people in America. She attributes all of her performance to maintaining an attitude of gratitude:
“Be thankful for what you have; you’ll end up having more. If you concentrate on what you don’t have, you will never, ever have enough.”
Whatever niche or business they may be in, achievement leaves clues. Their tales of struggle, triumph, and life lessons are not only inspiring; they are excellent teachers, and they mostly make you think into the potholes on the path to victory to avoid and shortcuts to take advantage of.
Reference: https://christineparma.com/blog/inspiring-successful-women-entrepreneurs
