5 Women Entrepreneurs Share Their Top Advice for Finding Your Path to Career Success

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This March, Entrepreneur was proud to celebrate Women’s History Month by spotlighting incredible business leaders and the companies they lead, as well as female trailblazers who helped pave the way.

During our “Real Talk With Inspiring Entrepreneurs” Twitter Spaces session, we were joined by an incredible panel of women business leaders who shared their experiences coming up in their industries and their advice for those aspiring to chase their dreams. Below are some of the takeaways of that session that we hope will inspire current and future entrepreneurs to continue to move the needle for women in business.

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Swan Sit

The host of our Twitter Spaces event, Swan Sit , has been dubbed the “Queen of Clubhouse” and is a sought-after advisor and expert on Web3. Swan is a creator and digital strategist known for her foresight and innovation, helping companies at the intersection of corporate economics and consumer attention. Her passion for helping founders and prowess for spotting the next big thing was put on full display as an investor on our TV show Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch . During the session, she encouraged attendees to create the life they’ve always dreamed of, stressing that there is not a single path to success.

Top Takeaway: “The reason I love partnering with Entrepreneur magazine is our shared love of founder journeys, mission to democratize information and opportunity, and belief in the impossible. It was so inspirational to host the conversation with these incredible women! The irony is — I’m not a born entrepreneur. I only found it later in life after I accumulated enough experience and confidence to go out on my own. There is no right way to be an entrepreneur. It can be fractional, later in life, or even inside a corporation. I found my path by continually being curious, challenging the status quo, and pushing incremental change. Eventually, I pushed hard enough that I had to go outside of the corporate life at Nike and Esteé Lauder to create my own world!”

Dr. Diandra Renée

With a Ph.D. in Human Development and Family Science, a law degree, and a DEI in HR Certificate from Cornell University, Dr. Diandra Renée is a force of … Read More