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Shoprunner COO Stacey Bernhard reveals how she found the strength to walk away from solid jobs.

When her assistant lost his life in a tragic car accident, New York artist Elizabeth Sutton had no blueprint on how to move forward.

The co-CEOs of Harper Wilde, an intimate apparel company, share why they stuck to their unusual structure despite hearing they were making a huge mistake.

Get inspired by the stories of these women leaders.

Sarah Levey, co-founder of hot-yoga-meets-hip-hop fitness business Y7, reveals the surprising mantra that helps her through rough times.

The cosmetics brand CEO says 'discomfort means you're going to learn something new.'

The comedian, YouTube personality, actress, producer and 'New York Times' bestselling author gets real with us in a candid conversation about her journey.

She expresses her heritage through cooking in the U.S. and seeks to support other women immigrants who aspire to become business owners.

Yumi co-founders and longtime friends Angela Sutherland and Evelyn Rusli took a leap of faith together and quit their jobs to launch an early childhood meal delivery service.

To grow their brand Girl Tribe, co-founders Sarah Baucom and Carrie Barker reveal how they divide and conquer the workday.

The founder went from news anchor to CEO of a billion-dollar portfolio.

The founder and CEO says journal writing is what bolsters her when she has to tackle a big challenge.

The co-founders of the socially conscious shoe seller Nisolo realized that increasing their producers' incomes was just the beginning of improving their lives.

'You have to accept that you're the type of person that likes the challenge. When you make that switch, it's game on,' says Jean Brownhill.

I was lucky enough to meet one of the women founders who most inspired me.

The co-founder of The Honest Company discusses the ups and downs of entrepreneurship, what she's learned and what she sees happening next.

Forget what you see on television; Brooklyn Decker is an entrepreneur looking to shake up the fashion world with her new app, Finery.

As a college student, Haley Hoffman Smith founded a nonprofit, wrote a book and started another company. But when things turned sour with a business partner, she had to cut ties and start over.

Arkadium CEO and co-founder Jessica Rovello says creating a support system of peers helps her through tough moments.

Transparency, time and a little bit of wine helped Sampler founder and CEO Marie Chevrier find a way forward.

The co-founder and global editor-in-chief reveals who all her 'high priestesses of strength' are during her times of need.