Being an entrepreneur isn’t always easy, especially for women, but the rewards that come from achieving self-made success are more than worth persevering through challenges and adversity.We have known that certain personality traits increase the chances of success.

It is these commonly recurring personality aspects that enhance their chances of success. Of course, it is essential to have a great idea for your business that people will pay for, and buy again and again.

Equally important to that is your ability to run a business. It is not just enough to be able to create gorgeous flower arrangements to be a successful florist, you also need to run a business to support that talent.

There are two components to running a business:

· The external skills, sales, marketing, finance, operations etc

· The internal attributes

Running a business well requires the fundamental elements you would expect in business management, such as; marketing, selling, managing the finances and other tasks.These skills can all be learned, and there are a plethora of books and courses available.

Here are some tips from some of the best female entrepreneurs to other girls with dreams, try it now.

1.Have a big, audacious goal

Start with the end result in mind and working backwards from that point. Think of it like this, you haven't started yet and you know where the destination is, but you don't know where the starting point is.

The bigger and more ambitious your goal is, the better. When you start with a big goal or your target results in mind, you will always have something to work towards that keeps you motivated.

2.Dress for success

There's a correlation between how you dress and how you feel. The clothes your wear can have a positive impact on your confidence. Everyone should own at least one piece of power clothing, something that when you put it on, you instantly feel good about yourself.

You should also consider getting dressed for work each day instead of working in your pajamas. Wearing office clothes when working from home puts you into a different mindset and can help boost productivity by providing a visual cue to switch into work mode.

Changing out of your work clothes at the end of the day can also help you transition back into home mode, so getting dressed up for work serves a dual purpose.

3.Connect with other female entrepreneurs

There are a lot of like-minded women who are starting businesses, and there are a lot of women-focused groups. Some are based locally, in an industry, or even nationwide.

Participate in these groups to build a network with other female entrepreneurs. No one understands your predicament better than another female entrepreneur, whether it's introducing a new client, an investor, or someone to vent to about the problems of running a business.

4.Don’t Let Impostor Syndrome Hold You Back

One obstacle some women face when starting a business is ‘impostor syndrome,’ which can be debilitating.

Second-guessing decisions and feeling full of anxiety can take a toll on their business idea’s progress. Remember that no one, not even yourself, should stand in the way when you believe what you are doing is worthwhile.

5.Start before you’re ready

Perfectionists beware! Starting a small business is tough. There will always be a part of it that you are unprepared for. There will always be a reason to wait. Don't do that. Start before you're ready. You'll learn along the way and when you need help, ask. People want to help you when you are doing something difficult, like starting a business!