Women Success in Business: Why Women and Men are Not Equal and What We Can Do To Bridge The Gap //

In this vibrant episode, our host, Desmond Situma, dives into an enriching dialogue with the dynamic Meisi Tamar. They explore the inspiring journey of women who rise against all odds to make their mark in various spheres of life - be it business, career, family, or pursuing their passions such as her Music.
Check out Meisi's music here: ‪@MeisiTamar‬
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Meisi, a powerhouse entrepreneur hailing from the heart of Kenya, embodies the spirit of women who have defied the odds to carve a niche for themselves in the business world, undeterred by the hurdles that come their way. Juggling a bustling career, family life, her music ministry, and multiple businesses, she underscores the significance of meticulous planning and prioritizing to ensure peak performance.
She advocates that men and women, while inherently different, should celebrate these differences as complementary strengths. she believes that this paves the way for a society that offers equal opportunities to all.
Meisi emphasizes the need for women to receive support, and champions the idea of men playing a pivotal role in collaborating with women. This collaboration, she believes, is key to co-creating a society that shatters stereotypes and fosters fairness, particularly in the realm of business.
Sharing her personal journey, Meisi encourages aspiring entrepreneurs to take the plunge, act on their dreams, and transform their big business ideas into reality, rather than just talking about them. Lack of money should not be an excuse, there are people and organisations ready to help, but first one has to show a very high level of commitment and start.
She also sheds light on the potential of agriculture as a lucrative business venture, debunking the myth that it’s a ‘dirty job’ or a ‘poor man’s job’. She believes that the lack of successful role models in agriculture has led many young people to overlook its potential, when in reality, it can be a goldmine of opportunities.
Join us in this episode as we unravel these insightful narratives and more, with Meisi Tamar!

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  • @jamalsaidmohammed3278
    @jamalsaidmohammed327818 күн бұрын

    Hi there As always an excellent topic with great information. Women in Africa ( Middle East as well ) face several business difficulties that can hinder their entrepreneurial and professional growth. Some of the key challenges include: 1. Access to finance 2. Legal and regulatory barriers 3. Cultural and societal norms 4. Education and training 5. Networking opportunities 6. Access to markets 7. Work-life balance Wish you succes 🎉

  • @ImpACTnomicWithDesmondSi-pw4qx

    @ImpACTnomicWithDesmondSi-pw4qx

    12 күн бұрын

    Indeed Thanks a lot for your comment😍