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The business world is becoming increasingly competitive, with start-ups feeling the pressure to innovate faster, more efficiently, and at lower costs. A good product can boost their reputation and drive them to success, while a failed launch can mean total disaster. However, start-up co-founder and CEO Lina Graf says that entrepreneurs shouldn't let this risk stop them from pursuing their dreams. 

Lina Graf is the co-founder of femble®, a company that aims to enable women to make choices based on their natural cycles, hormonal rhythms, and daily lifestyles. You can find her on: 

Raising a child can be difficult but some women don't let that get in the way of them pursuing a career or running their own business. But start-up co-founder and CEO Judit Lörincz says that while being a "mompreneur" is challenging, it's also very fulfilling.  

Judit Lörincz is the co-founder and CEO of Liimmi, an impact start-up that aims to develop a wide range of baby products that are both multi-functional and sustainable. These take on new roles after outliving their original purpose, making sure that fewer short-life plastic products are sent to landfills. You can find her on:

Business ideas are a dime a dozen but not everyone can grow their idea into a fully-fledged, profitable company. For some, this challenge is what prevents them from "becoming their own boss," however, start-up founder and CEO Lola Fernandez says that would-be entrepreneurs shouldn't be afraid of it. Why? Because countless incubators and accelerator programs are there to help. 

Lola Fernandez is the founder and CEO of Green Cloud Nine, an e-commerce marketplace based in Tyrol, Austria that aims to make sustainable products more mainstream and more accessible. Besides encouraging sustainable consumption, it also hopes to promote the United Nations SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth and SDG 13: Climate Action. You can find her on: 

Can women have it all? Given societal expectations, family responsibilities, and their desire to pursue a career, it seems unlikely. But entrepreneur Amel Derragui says that in reality, it's actually quite the opposite. 

Amel Derragui is a business and marketing coach, speaker, and podcast host at "Tandem Nomads." She works with globally-minded entrepreneurs who want to build a successful portable business aligned with their priorities, needs, and lifestyles. You can find her on: 

Traditional wisdom says that entrepreneurship is a lonely journey but start-up founder Dagmar Gloning says that in reality, it’s actually quite the opposite.

Dagmar Gloning is an entrepreneur and author. Her goal is to bring mindfulness, meditation, and self-care into the everyday life of many people through books and digital products. The projects she discusses in this episode are: