Kathleen Tullie discusses how life's events made her more empathetic, aware, humble, and resilient. She shows how she takes her experiences, including the building and scaling of an international program, and combines it with her personal passion and experiences to write each chapter of her life.
Necessity also breeds ingenuity and change. For many women, the pandemic and work-from-home culture sparked appetites for entrepreneurship—and many joined the growing Entrepreneur Economy for the freedoms it can offer–to be your own boss, build your own schedule and ultimately the power to live and succeed on your own terms. However, being your own boss can also be a stressful and alienating experience, and research has shown that self-employed women are at higher risk of mental illness due to gender obstacles and isolation.