Women are born entrepreneurs empowering Social change ETASHA

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When asked about their skills, many women often respond with "Nothing." But is that really the case? A woman managing a household with minimal resources, ensuring maximum returns, is already demonstrating the core skills of an entrepreneur—financial planning, resource optimization, crisis management, and problem-solving. What they need isn’t ability—it’s belief. A little hand-holding through banking procedures and financial literacy can be the catalyst that propels them forward. As Dr. Nayar beautifully put it, confidence is the key that unlocks potential.

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