Entrepreneurship and women

[wmaurik]

the world of entrepreneurship is not related to gender because anyone can have the opportunity to become an entrepreneur. it's all related to privilege, motivation, ability to analyze and look for opportunities. for example, where i live, the average business owner here is a woman, this is probably because most women here have rich parents who can pay for their children's education and provide capital for business, so more women have the courage to open businesses and become entrepreneurs.

so it all depends on a person's motivation, opportunities and privileges, not depending on their gender.

I also see it that way, because at the level of motivation and ability these are things that are quite basic for every entrepreneur so that anyone can do it when there are these two things at such a strong level. And it also makes sense that in your area there are more women who are entrepreneurs and it doesn't mean that men there don't like to be entrepreneurs. It's possible that men there are still hampered by capital, motivation and their ability to manage a business, so there tend to be more women who want to do this than men in your area.

[passwordnow]

I think a woman entrepreneur's will power is what makes her successful. Now in our country many women are seen to be associated with various trades like men. But the people of our society do not look favorably on women going outside the house to do any work. In today's era, many women want to achieve economic success on their own rather than being subordinated to men. However, many women entrepreneurs are running towards their own success without listening to the society.

It's because they're seeing that there are more women now that are working alone and finding success to the businesses or trades that they're in including the careers that they're in line with their paths. Before it was a different thing when the view for women were just staying at their homes and taking their families but wasn't it the ideal task of a woman?

Also, many women have a good focus on cryptocurrencies.

I don't think that there are a lot of women who are into cryptos. But sure that it's going to be a matter of time that we'll see that many of them are also in here. Because the market keeps on growing and we'll see that the interest from different kinds of people, men and women are going to be gathered here.

According to me, the government of every country should create opportunities for every woman entrepreneur

Don't worry, most of the countries have equal share and treatment to women. But it's just sad to see the reality that there are still some countries that don't.

[pawel7777]

the world of entrepreneurship is not related to gender because anyone can have the opportunity to become an entrepreneur. it's all related to privilege, motivation, ability to analyze and look for opportunities.

I could agree to this part, not sure what "privilege" do you mean here though.

for example, where i live, the average business owner here is a woman, this is probably because most women here have rich parents who can pay for their children's education and provide capital for business, so more women have the courage to open businesses and become entrepreneurs.

You lost me here, and I'm calling bullshit on this one. Where exactly do you live? Unless you're referring to some tiny village, it's super unlikely that in any country most of the entrepreneurs would be women (numbers are highly in favour of men pretty much anywhere in the world).
And how's it possible that most women have reach parents and most of men don't? Do you have any virus going around somehow making rich people to breed mostly daughters while the poor would mostly have boys? Sorry, but this makes no sense.

[reagansimms]

the world of entrepreneurship is not related to gender because anyone can have the opportunity to become an entrepreneur. it's all related to privilege, motivation, ability to analyze and look for opportunities. for example, where i live, the average business owner here is a woman, this is probably because most women here have rich parents who can pay for their children's education and provide capital for business, so more women have the courage to open businesses and become entrepreneurs.

so it all depends on a person's motivation, opportunities and privileges, not depending on their gender.

In an increasingly modern and developing era, there are no longer gender differences in the world of entrepreneurship. Active women who have the motivation to become career women can take the opportunity to do what they like, including choosing to become an entrepreneur. Womenpreneurs have spread throughout the world, women do not always play the role of a mother who only waits for a living from her husband while taking care of the house and looking after the children.
Business or being an entrepreneur is not always the role of a man, but in this era of increasingly sophisticated technology, this assumption no longer applies. There are many women who have an important role in the business world and the potential that women have can be more successful than men.

[Hewlet]

Entrepreneurship has little or nothing to do with gender! It's more of the personality of the individual that determines if it tilts to someone that would be productive as an entrepreneur. There are lots of female that are doing well in that sector and mem are definitely not left out. I believe the key thing to consider isn't even the gender but more of the creativity, willingness and passion the pardon has for that particular field before ever venturing into it.

Of course, depending on the society the person comes from,  there are society that encouraged women to becoming very industrious while there are kters that feel that a woman's life and responsibility should only revolve around the home. These differences also plays a serious time in determining how a particular gender faces there entrepreneurial life.

[pawel7777]

Entrepreneurship has little or nothing to do with gender! It's more of the personality of the individual that determines if it tilts to someone that would be productive as an entrepreneur.

What do you think gender differences are? Are you implying there are no mental/psychological differences between men and women? How do you reconcile the fact, that despite there being no gender restrictions on starting own businesses, the proportion of men going that route is much higher? Pure coincidence?

"In all economies, there are more men than women who own or manage limited liability companies. Women represent on average 1/4 of new business owners and directors while men stand for 3/4 of new business owners and directors."
https://blogs.worldbank.org/developmenttalk/we-data-measuring-gap-female-entrepreneurship-around-world

[arimamib]

the world of entrepreneurship is not related to gender because anyone can have the opportunity to become an entrepreneur. it's all related to privilege, motivation, ability to analyze and look for opportunities. for example, where i live, the average business owner here is a woman, this is probably because most women here have rich parents who can pay for their children's education and provide capital for business, so more women have the courage to open businesses and become entrepreneurs.

so it all depends on a person's motivation, opportunities and privileges, not depending on their gender.

I also see it that way, because at the level of motivation and ability these are things that are quite basic for every entrepreneur so that anyone can do it when there are these two things at such a strong level. And it also makes sense that in your area there are more women who are entrepreneurs and it doesn't mean that men there don't like to be entrepreneurs. It's possible that men there are still hampered by capital, motivation and their ability to manage a business, so there tend to be more women who want to do this than men in your area.

The prevalence of female entrepreneurs in some regions highlights the influence of privilege and opportunity in shaping entrepreneurial endeavors. When women have greater access to education, financial support, and societal encouragement, they are more likely to embrace entrepreneurship as a viable path.

Disparities based on gender in entrepreneurship persist globally. Cultural norms, societal expectations, and gender biases often hinder women's entrepreneurial aspirations and limit their access to resources and opportunities. While motivation and ability are fundamental qualities for entrepreneurs, they are not always evenly distributed across genders. Societal conditioning and gender stereotypes can influence individuals' perceptions of their own capabilities and entrepreneurial potential.