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Why Your Startup is More Likely to Succeed if You’re Authentic and Passionate

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We’ve gotten to the point where after the film The Social Network and now with our own ironic HBO drama “Silicon Valley,” (makes it sound like writing a algorithm can easily net you $10 million without trying) one might think starting a company is a bit like the gold rush where riches flow to you with ease.

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Women entrepreneurs find success despite lack of access to investment capital

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Throughout history there are numerous success stories of female entrepreneurs, yet women continue to face a number of challenges when starting and growing their businesses. Despite an overall decline in entrepreneurship in the United States, women are still responsible for the launch of a large portion of business startups in recent years.

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Celebrating Wonder women

Entrepreneurs' Organization

Lauren Messiah: This Los Angeles­–based EO member has built a robust business at the intersection of personal development and personal style. Discover—and own—your style and you’ll realize an unparalleled level of self-confidence and empowerment. Check out our top five Wonder women, and get ready to be empowered! Listen here.

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Brooklyn Bridge Ventures invested in Ringly because being present is fashionable

This is going to be BIG.

I run my own business and I try and make myself available whenever my entrepreneurs need me. Either you dump your phone into the black hole known as your bag, never to be heard from again, or it sits right there on the table as the third wheel. They launched the pre-sale of their first set of rings today--their own design.

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The Double Standard of Female CEOs Moving Fast and Breaking Things

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Some people don’t like to take responsibility for their own s. Even when a female founder isn’t blamed for anything related to her own company culture and creates a genuinely female-friendly product, like Bumble founder Whitney Wolfe Herd, she gets attacked for her association with a problematic male business partner and investor.

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Creators as Small Businesses Recognized by Visa at Web Summit

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“It’s incredibly rewarding to see the world finally recognizing creators as the driving force behind the digital economy,” said Jonathan Kolozsvary, Global Head of Small Business at Visa. “We Visa touts its s ervices that help creators get paid fast. They use social media platforms and other channels to engage with fans and customers.

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The Painful Experience That Inspired One Entrepreneur to Greatness

Entrepreneurs' Organization

While driving around with a friend who owned a tow truck business, she had an Aha! Inspired by her “prison hustle,” Saichelle saw an opportunity in the laundry business. But Saichelle’s never-give-up attitude prevailed, and she eventually secured her first client and lay the foundation for her business.