Closing the Women’s History Month – How Women Can Curate Space For Wealth-Building
As Women’s History Month draws to a close, it’s time to spotlight the remarkable achievements of women entrepreneurs who masterfully balance the demands of business and family life. These women are not just running businesses; they are curating spaces for wealth-building that empower generations.
The Multi-Faceted Woman in Business
The Strength to Juggle: Women who own multiple businesses are a testament to resilience and versatility. They navigate the complexities of entrepreneurship while nurturing their families, often breaking stereotypes and setting new benchmarks in both arenas.
Building a Legacy
Creating Wealth Across Generations: The pursuit of wealth is not just for the here and now; it’s about creating a legacy. Women entrepreneurs are laying the groundwork for financial independence not only for themselves but also for their children and communities.
Strategies for Success
Balancing Acts: How do these women do it? It’s about prioritizing, delegating, and, most importantly, embracing the power of saying ‘no’ when necessary. It’s also about building a support network that values their dual roles as business owners and family caretakers.
Conclusion: Empowering discussion with Goldie Gasper, Founder of Nola Black Wall Street
Below, I share a video I recorded live with a mom and serial entrepreneur. It is a befitting close to this year’s Women’s History Month. It is a reminder that, even though we celebrate those who made history before us, we can still make our own history and help those who will come after us.
WATCH: Curating a Space to Build Wealth | Goldie Gasper, Founder of Nola Black Wall Street
In this video:
- Goldie Gasper, a serial entrepreneur and dedicated mother of five, appeared on the Moneyzone to discuss her journey and initiatives aimed at empowering Black entrepreneurs and the Black community through her nonprofit, Nola Black Wall Street. Her ventures include Blurred Luxury Eyewear and various community-focused initiatives to circulate money within the Black community.
- Goldie shared her strategy for managing multiple business ventures while being a mother and community leader, emphasizing the importance of not overthinking and staying organized with a calendar. She highlighted her commitment to keeping Black dollars within the community, which led to her opening a nail salon and launching Nola Black Wall Street.
- The discussion covered Goldie’s personal challenges, including starting her eyewear business after a divorce, and her belief in living by the motto “It’s not what happens to you, it’s how you respond to it.” She aims to rebuild Black Wall Street in New Orleans and inspire the next generation.
- Goldie’s father, a serial entrepreneur and the first millionaire in their family, inspired her with his mindset, resilience, and entrepreneurial spirit. This influence shaped her approach to business and community leadership.
Watch this entire video to learn a lot about what a woman goes through in business and how to stay put.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the significance of Women’s History Month in relation to women entrepreneurs?
Women’s History Month is a time to recognize and celebrate the contributions of women in various fields. For women entrepreneurs, it’s an opportunity to highlight their successes in wealth-building and the innovative spaces they’ve created in business, setting inspiring examples for future generations.
2. How do women entrepreneurs balance business and family life?
Women entrepreneurs often balance business and family by setting clear priorities, delegating tasks, and building a supportive network. They also master the art of time management and maintain flexibility to adapt to the changing needs of both their business and family life.
3. Why is it important for women to create spaces for wealth-building?
Creating spaces for wealth-building allows women to achieve financial independence, provide for their families, and contribute to their communities. It also empowers them to pass on a legacy of financial literacy and stability to the next generation.
4. What are the strategies for success for aspiring women entrepreneurs?
Aspiring women entrepreneurs should focus on continuous learning, seek mentorship, network with like-minded individuals, and not be afraid to take calculated risks. Additionally, maintaining a healthy work-life balance and staying true to one’s values are crucial for long-term success.
5. How can we support women entrepreneurs beyond Women’s History Month?
Supporting women entrepreneurs can be done year-round by advocating for policies that promote women-owned businesses, investing in women-led startups, offering mentorship, and choosing to do business with women-owned companies. It’s also important to continue raising awareness about the challenges and successes of women in business.
