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The reality of entrepreneurship often looks heavier than the dream. If your business feels harder than expected, you didn’t fail you’re experiencing the part no one explains.

There’s a phase no one talks about the moment after you decide to be visible. This piece explores the awkward gap between who you were and who you’re becoming, why impostor syndrome is often just growth in disguise and how learning to take up space is a skill you practice, not permission you wait for.

You’re not stuck because you’re unqualified. You’re stuck because you don’t trust yourself yet. Most smart, talented women delay starting their business while waiting for confidence, clarity, or permission but readiness doesn’t come before action. It comes after. Confidence is built by showing up imperfectly, keeping small promises to yourself, and allowing yourself to be seen before you feel ready. Fear isn’t a stop sign. It’s proof you’re growing. The only way forward is to

What happens when grief and entrepreneurship collide? This is a reflection on building through loss, slowing down without stopping, and becoming someone new along the way.