No magic pill to become a successful women entrepreneur: Radhika Garg, Rajdarbar Group (1)

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No magic pill to become a successful women
entrepreneur Radhika Garg, Rajdarbar Group
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• With women in science, computers, engineering
  being paid half of the men's annual earning,
  leading towards gender partiality, biasedness,
  lack of self-esteem, everything counts as
  stepping in a slow-paced boat heading somewhere.
  Though letting the statistics and indifference go
  away, many women struggle, trying hard to change
  the trend. From being a well-reckoned name in the
  tech industry to contributing well in Fintech to
  taking the digital era by storm, many women have
  given silver lining to aspiring and influential
  women entrepreneurs nationally and
  internationally.
• As they say, we all need to start somewhere, at
  some point! Isn't it? And, I strongly doubt that
  there is any magic pill that will enter your
  system and push you out into the business world,
  out of the comfort zone of your cubicle,
  workspace. It must begin somewhere and be
  determined to stand against any statistics or
  unlikely/illogical norms. Radhika Garg stated,
  "Being a successful, aspiring women entrepreneur
  myself, ensuring flawless and hassle-free
  functioning of all the processes taking place at
  my 18 vertical firms comes as a challenging task
  in front of me. Not just only this, supporting
  other women entrepreneurs, being an integral part
  of the capital ventures, is the story and like a
  must for me".

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• Often, a sheer percentage of women keep on
  waiting, either for their luck to change, or
  discover a secret to success from a mentor, or
  for the change of their environment. Trust me
  there is no magic pill/no tool/no method that
  will give you the answers or give a push out of
  your comfort or expecting zone. Have you ever
  noticed the most remarkable innovators or
  entrepreneurs telling about shortcuts in business
  success, growth, expansion? No. Because they
  know, I know there is no as such thing that is in
  existence. The term 'Entrepreneurship' sounds
  easy but is equivalent to asserting, especially
  for a woman, keeping a balance between business
  and family. Undoubtedly, women enterprises and
  entrepreneurs are doing spectacular things and
  achieving significant milestones and inspiring
  others at a large scale. All through my years of
  evolving and moving journey to entrepreneurial
  success, if I have realized anything, then it is
  that Women entrepreneurs are focused, determined,
  and aggressive, but they impel to set high
  business standards.
• No matter at which level their business is
  flourishing at that time, they remain confident,
  always trying. They learn to focus on the skills
  and optimize the opportunities to become
  successful entrepreneurs..

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• On this journey, indeed, women need to overcome
  many challenges, including maintaining a balance
  of work-life, meeting high expectations they set,
  fear of taking risks, and on and on. It is hard
  work, quick thinking, and decision-making that
  play an important role in achieving success. On
  the other side, it is equally important to do
  something with successful habits to make the
  journey towards entrepreneurship a rewarding and
  successful one. What I learned, experienced, I
  wanted to share all with you. A few of the
  noteworthy habits for all women entrepreneurs to
  put into consideration are that patience is the
  key. She needs to stay focused on the game. When
  one starts something, she is full of enthusiasm.
  There is no reason to rush things up, and
  understand that everything takes time. It is
  essential to have patience, listening skills, and
  leadership to become a successful entrepreneur.
• One should cherish small milestones There is no
  magic pill that will introduce/leave you as a
  successful business entrepreneur. The great
  success grows with one just tiny seed, and this
  growing little by little make the smallest of
  learnings and successes to be remembered,
  cherished, and celebrated.

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• The entrepreneur should learn to say 'No' It is
  seen often that successful people say 'NO' more
  frequently by identifying what is possible and
  will give you goodwill or promising returns.
• Accepting detours is essential. Being a woman
  brings in lots of work and other
  responsibilities. Be it looking after the family,
  spending time with kids, managing household
  chores, or something else, accept the detours the
  way they come, manage and balance them with
  contentment.
• Learning cash flow management is essential while
  becoming an entrepreneur When you start
  something, it is advisable to hire an accountant
  to work with you. It will help understand more of
  accounting matters, taxes, and do not depend on
  others for any financial decision.
• One should also harness available technology and
  make us of it Embracing and using technology
  can empower you as an entrepreneur to be more
  efficient, smarter, and organized. Try using it
  in evolving both business productivity and
  personal growth. It will allow you to connect
  with your team from anywhere and optimize your
  business's productivity with the right analytics,
  efficient communication.
• There should be Fewer distractions, clear goal,
  and vision It is important to stay focused on
  only one business concept you are enthusiastic
  about. A single-minded emphasis and effort on
  your pursuit, putting all the energy in that
  direction, will ensure fully-fledged business
  success.

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• The Bottom Line
• On this International Women's Day, Radhika Gard
  added "In this globalized world and especially
  India, I feel 'Success and Ambition' goes
  hand-in-hand and are gender-neutral words. The
  inter-generational, patriarchial belief of men
  and women's predefined roles in society is
  holding us back. These roles need to be made as
  per the choices and not according to the
  expectations and stereotypes. I hear women
  empowerment on repeat from all corners of our
  society, and I believe it must replace the
  empowerment/authorization needs with realization.
  Women don't need empowerment. Society and
  community need to realize that capability doesn't
  differ by gender but by hard work, enthusiasm,
  and passion. I hope going forward - We don't need
  a woman's day, as every day is a celebration of
  men's and women's success."
• Finally, I would like to add that the impact that
  women entrepreneurs have been leaving globally in
  this male-dominated business world is massive.
  Being a successful women entrepreneur myself,
  looking at the scenario going in around in the
  business world, I believe that gender partiality
  is attainable. This is, in fact, happening in a
  way that it could never have been thought before
  ever. What do you think about this? Feel free to
  reach out, share your experiences about your
  entrepreneurship journey! Building a profitable
  business is not overnight magic

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• . It is an extensive process demanding
  commitment, focus, and dedication. I wish luck
  and the very best to all the women entrepreneurs
  to fly, focus on the experience, and words shared
  above to learn, grow, and evolve. Lastly, do not
  forget about confidence, presence of mind, and
  keeping patience!
• About Radhika Garg
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• Radhika Garg is a dynamic and passionate Indian
  entrepreneur, a part of the Board of Directors at
  Rajdarbar Group. She has years of experience
  across several industries and had successfully
  launched and invested in different business
  ventures.
• Radhikagarg_at_myiyc.co.in
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