Leading in Money + Entrepreneurship as Women: With Kim

Dear Diary,

Today we peel back the pages of Kim's diary. In this episode, we talk all about money, entrepreneurship, funding, and parenting. Kim shares her journey with us and how she made her business a family affair since the very beginning. We get tips on where to focus our energy, true leadership, and so much more that will help you build your business and make you the business woman you desire. 

 

Love, Demi.

 

What We Cover:

• Meet Kim and how she serves her clients
• Where to put your energy when building your business when you have other responsibilities (kids, job, bills)
• How to bring your children into your business regardless of their age
• The concept of the rebel, the rule follower, and the inner bitch we all have
• Why it’s important to embrace your inner rebel and the impact it makes in your business
• What true leadership actually looks like
• The power of trying stuff out in life and business
• How to start trusting ourselves more when it comes to money and our businesses 
• Ways that you are self-sabatoging your growth and journey
• Funding resources for women in business
• The reason men entrepreneurship leverage debt more than woman d

 

Key Take-Aways:

• The Rebel, The Rule Follower and the Inner Bitch: They each play a role, but the bitch usually screams the loudest, telling you why you CAN'T do something. Let's explore how each impacts your business success.
• From Employee to Entrepreneur: I scaled my coaching practice to $100k BEFORE leaving my corporate job, with 3 boys in multiple sports. So many women think a job or kids are an excuse why they can't hit their business goals. I'd like to share a different perspective on this. Because everything is possible.
• Money Talks - Women avoid debt, while men continue leveraging it to scale their businesses. I'm in the US, and here, only 2% of VC funding goes to women, while 14.8% of women are raped. This means that women are 7x more likely to be raped that to receive VC funding. And studies show that fewer women even apply for business loans than men (27% compared to 73% in the US). On top of that, when women do apply they receive about 65% of what men receive. Let's discuss WHY women are avoiding debt - their perceptions and the history of women getting funding all contribute to this.

 

Connect with Kim:

@kimthebusinesscoach | Website

 

Let's Connect:
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