I’m going to let you in on a secret other entrepreneurs don’t want you to know. It’s that most entrepreneurs fail to get what they wanted when they started their businesses.
The difference between what you can competently manage now and what is required of you by playing a bigger game is separated by a performance plateau.
The last paradigm of Feminine Leadership is the paradigm of instead of conquering the physical world, seeing us as an integration of the whole. Instead of an either/or, we are a both/and. We aren’t just humans separate from animals. We are an integrated whole on a planet that is alive.
Truth-telling lawyer Alexis Neely has made every entrepreneurial mistake in the book, costing her hundreds of thousands of dollars and derailing the growth of her business by years. Instead of allowing these obstacles tear her down, Alexis has made it her mission to teach other entrepreneurs how to secure and protect their business by building solid legal and financial systems.
The next feminine leadership paradigm is a loyalty to ideas, which is more of a masculine paradigm, versus a loyalty to life, which is more of a feminine paradigm. Often we focus more on our idea, our innovation, our technology, than on our customer and our own lives and the lives of our customers.
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