There’s someone out there who needs to hear what you have to say in only the way that you can say it.

You never know when your worst day will send you off on your life’s work.

I remind myself I know what I am talking about, I know what I am doing, I am an expert in my field and I can do this.

I am eternally grateful for having the courage to take these giant leaps as it has landed me in a place where I am strong and confident to continue to grow and chase my dreams.

The people you choose to surround yourself with matter. It’s the embodiment of your values, your thoughts, your fears, and your challenges.

It’s not where I thought I would find myself but I’m really glad to be here.

I do it because we need a space like this is. No one else is doing it so I am, with the help of many others.

Losing that client pushed me to put myself out there more and market my business properly.

When you work from home, this physical separation is a lot harder to achieve, often leading to blurry work-life boundaries. However, it’s not just your physical space you need to consider.

Growing up Asian - parents are always second-guessing for you, telling you you're making a mistake, or simply disagreeing with any move you make. It becomes an inner dialogue, and you can't knock it.

I was drawn to entrepreneurship because to me it meant I got to do all the things. I didn’t have to choose.

From working in your PJs to ditching your daily commute, there are so many benefits to working from home. But let’s be real — it can also get pretty lonely.

Taking note of what our favorite small businesses are doing, we have some lessons to share, so you too can pivot with confidence.

It’s not a secret: supporting women-owned businesses is good. We hear it all the time: buy local, support women, #dotherightthing. But what does it actually mean, why is it good, and how do you do it on a regular basis?

In this feature of Make Lemonade Entrepreneur, we’re meeting Ellen, Roslyn and Jacie the three cofounders of The Gist. The Gist creates sports content and experiences for women by women. Dig into more of what they do in our latest blog post.

In our Make Lemonade Entrepreneur, we sat down and interviewed Kat to learn more about her experience running her business. Experience her energy in the video and blog by clicking the link!

I think the most important thing for me is that, if I feel stuck and I focus on it, then I stay stuck. But if I feel stuck, and I tell myself to just breathe, something will come to me…eventually it does.

Success isn’t about how much money you make; it’s about the difference you make in people’s lives.

If I can make a living doing what I love, can stand behind the work I’ve created and helped lift others coming up behind me, then I consider myself to be the most successful.

I need to take risks in order to grow and expand. I take risks whenever I’m doing something new, or going for a part that is outside of my comfort zone.