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Women entrepreneurs if you're looking to grow and strengthen your business, Shreya Sharan Pawar's Womenpreneur Academy is for you!
Women entrepreneurs if you’re looking to grow and strengthen your business, Shreya Sharan Pawar’s Womenpreneur Academy is for you!
I am an army wife turned entrepreneur. I launched my first venture – Burst of Happyness (a brand of vegan skincare) in 2012. Now, I work as an online marketing strategist and a small business coach for creative women entrepreneurs.
I teach business development and online marketing through my online workshops and digital products to help women entrepreneurs grow their business. In fact, I launched India’s first online marketing workshop for creative & handmade business owners called ‘Grow Your Creative Business.’
On her website right here. Or on her Instagram page here.
I started my entrepreneurial journey in 2012 but couldn’t find the help that I needed. Through trial and error, I learnt the nitty-gritty of entrepreneurship and now I am on a mission to help women get on their feet. I believe entrepreneurship helps them use their creative energy productively and help others along the way too!
Being a solo entrepreneur and a handmade business owner myself, I understand their challenges. My clients love the guidance and the hands-on training I provide on social media marketing, email marketing, branding, etc. This helps them take their venture to the next level. They feel supported because they can reach out to me for advice and help at any time.
Reader, writer and a strong feminist, I survive on coffee and cuddles from dogs! Pop culture, especially Bollywood, runs in my veins while I crack incredibly lame jokes and puns! read more...
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Freelance or full-time, which is a better mode of work for you? Here are the pros and cons, from someone who has been-there-done-that.
For women who are restarting their careers after marriage, motherhood, or any other personal reasons, freelance work is an excellent avenue to consider. I think I’m qualified to make this statement because I’ve been there, done that.
When we had to shift from Chennai to Bangalore because of my personal situation, I was both excited and anxious; excited about the new pastures I was going to explore, and anxious that it should all work out well for us; for me, my husband, and our daughter (5 years old then).
Bangalore welcomed us with open arms and there has been no looking back since. I had just completed a corporate training course a month before moving to Bangalore, and was looking at new opportunities.
Most of us dislike being called aunty because of the problematic meanings attached to it. But isn't it time we accept growing old with grace?
Recently, during one of those deep, thoughtful conversations with my 3 y.o, I ended a sentence with “…like those aunty types.” I quickly clicked my tongue. I changed the topic and did everything in my hands to make her forget those last few words.
I sat down with a cup of coffee and drilled myself about how the phrase ‘aunty-type’ entered my lingo. I have been hearing this word ‘aunty’ a lot these days, because people are addressing me so.
Almost a year ago, I was traveling in a heavily-crowded bus and a college girl asked me “Aunty, can you please hold my bag?” It was the first time and I was first shocked and later offended. Then I thought about why I felt so.