Women entrepreneurs who commit emotions are more successful

I started on the road to becoming an employer of women in a very young age. My father started out as an entrepreneur and died like one. All my aunts and uncles were entrepreneurs. Every year, around the time of income tax, March 15 (Ides of March) my father would get tense and you preach to us about money. As always I took his words very serious. My mother took me shopping for Easter and I've decided to impress my father spending my money on a toy bank. I found a bank of imagination for five dollars that had a combination lock, shelves and drawers.

I could not wait to get home to impress my father with my new purchase. He asked what the cost base. When I told him who said: "Huh! You have spent five dollars in a bank to save money. What's wrong with a pet can Milk?"

Needless to say it was crushed. My mother, always friendly, funny and had called him to task. Too late. In my humiliation, I had learned a hard lesson economical.

Today I realized I spend five dollars on a bank to save money instead of putting that money in an animal milk can was a symbol of my commitment to begin saving. In order to achieve a goal we must first make a commitment or not a goal itself only a daydream.

My father did not understand the emotional side of the commitments or perhaps the Ides of March have been closing in on him and expressed his stress in dollars and cents. In both cases I received the message and have spent my frugality to my children (i think). In any case, all five of my children have been bitten by the bug to become entrepreneurs and start their own business.

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