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The Challenges Faced by Housewives When Starting a Business It's hardly 2 months into starting my business. But seems like these 2 months were equal to 2 years. I got to learn a lot of stuff, like how finance works for a business, registration and tax benefits. But I feel that these problems still stay intact with my daily routine: 1. Time Constraints: One of the primary hurdles faced by housewives aiming to start a business is time. Managing household chores, childcare, and other family responsibilities can leave little room for pursuing entrepreneurial endeavors. Housewives often have to find time within a hectic schedule. 2. Financial Limitations: Starting a business requires capital, and financial independence can be a roadblock for housewives. Many might not have personal savings or access to funds needed for business start-up costs. Depending only on household income, which may already be very less, can make it difficult to secure additional resources for investment in a new future. 3. Limited Social and Professional Networks: The reason I joined LinkedIn was to meet like minded peoples. I don't have a lot of network who work in this field. So building relationships and finding mentors or collaborators can be challenging without access to extensive social and professional circles. But luckily I have my son who helps me out with it. Like the first problem I faced was I didn't knew how to start a business. But thanks to YouTube videos, they have been quite helpful. I want to learn and grow. Thanks, Pushpa Rani Patnaik.

Good read! Exploring work-from-home businesses empowers housewives to pursue their professional ambitions, generate income, maintain work-life balance, and utilise their potential appropriately while contributing to the household and economy. The blog have precisely highlighted how it is a rewarding and joyful endeavour for personal and professional growth. #Entrepreneurship #Life #Success #Management #Growth #economy

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THE FULL TIME HOMEMAKER: JUGGLING RESPONSIBILITIES AND REDEFINING ROLES.    Being a full-time homemaker, or "full housewife," has changed a lot. In the past, it meant just taking care of the house and kids. But now, full housewives do a lot more. Some run their own businesses, volunteer, or pursue hobbies while taking care of their families.    One big challenge for full housewives is that their work often isn't valued enough. Even though they do a lot to keep things running smoothly at home, people don't always recognize how important their role is.    Sometimes, in families where one person stays home full-time, it's usually the woman. This can be because of old ideas about gender roles. It's important for couples to decide what works best for them, instead of feeling pressured to follow old-fashioned ideas.    But being a full housewife isn't all bad. Many women find fulfillment in taking care of their families and being involved in their communities. Plus, technology makes things easier with online shopping, support groups, and learning resources.    In short, full housewives today are more than just homemakers. They're adapting to new roles, fighting for recognition, and using technology to make their lives easier.

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