Have You Watched These 5 Most Inspirational Movies for Womanpreneurs?

"What's the matter, high school? It's the end of the day to take care of the children at home."

"Let men who work in offices or do business, women at home just enjoy their husband's money."

"Are you sure you want to do your own business? Can you divide the time for friends and family?"

The above sentences may have been heard many times. Or maybe you're already immune to hearing it?

Yes, the above words are often obtained by women who want to start their own business.

Various doubts arise, not only from yourself, but from the people around you.

However, you should eliminate all these negative thoughts.

You have to believe that everything that was originally just a dream, can be realized into a successful business.

Just like the 5 inspirational films below that make womanpreneurs like you don't want to stop advancing the business.

Chocolat (2000)

"You see, I do believe in miracles. I, who have passed through fire. I do believe."

The first film for womanpreneur was Chocolat.

The film tells the story of Vianne Rocher (Juliette Boniche) opening a chocolate shop every Sunday in a small village in France.

Unfortunately, the chocolate shop is not in line well because the residents there have deep prejudices.

However, this did not prevent his dri from continuing to develop his business.

Rocher constantly approached his customers so that he would buy his homemade chocolate, not only with a delicious taste, but also kindness and love.

Things to learn:

• You can build and grow your business by doing what you've never done before.
• Stay focused on your goals and what you want, even if you encounter obstacles.

Sunshine Cleaning (2008)

"We come into people's lives when they have experienced something profound – and sad. And they've lost somebody, you know? And, the circumstances, they're always different. But that's the same. And we help. In some small way we help."

In order to earn extra money Rose Lorkowski (Amy Adams) and her sister are willing to work to clean the Crime Scene (Crime Scene).

To the point, this inspired them to open a company called Sunshine Cleaning that focuses on cleaning crime scenes.

Who would have thought, finally their business could be known to many people.

Nevertheless, what Lorkowski did made him remember his Mother's suicide case back then.

Also, the business he ran was not as smooth as he thought.

He has problems with his son, his lover, and Lorkowski's character increasingly portrays how a business owner, a Mother, and a woman looks like.

Things to learn:

• Successful people work on what others don't want to do. Self-confidence, never giving up, and not being afraid of failure will lead you to success.

Coco Before Chanel (2009)

"Success is most often achieved by those who don't know that failure is inevitable."

Coco Before Chanel is the next movie for womanpreneurs that you must watch.

Originally, Coco Chanel (Audrey Tautou) was just a waiter in a local bar, a singer, also a sewing man.

Until one day she met a man who gave her the opportunity to go to school in order to develop her ability to design her clothes and accessories, especially hats.

After graduation, he met a businessman from England and the two fell in love.

The businessman believed that the hat made by Chanel was very original because the woman did not imitate anyone's ideas.

Who would have thought, the fashion business she started was a success, even today.

Things to learn:

• Being confident in running a business will lead you to extraordinary success.
• Don't compare yourself with other business people. Be someone who is original, also focus on strength and uniqueness. Also develop your business strategy based on ability, knowledge, and experience.

The Intern (2015)

"You should feel nothing but great about what you've done, and I'd hate to see you let anyone take that away from you."

Next, the movie for womanpreneurs that needs to be included in your watch list is The Intern.

Jules (Anne Hathaway) is a successful CEO in the ecommerce fashion field who hires Ben, a 70-year-old intern.

Along the way, the intern quietly entered Jules's life deeper.

Their relationship is not limited to co-workers.

Ben tries to give another meaning to Jules' life, even helping the woman to re-understand the matter of priorities between business and her troubled married life.

Things to learn:

• Being a workaholic is natural, really. It's just that, you also need to make time for yourself, for your family, to socialize with others. Leave your work for a moment and breathe in the fresh air outside.
• There is nothing wrong with a working woman, while the spouse or husband at home looks after the child.

Joy (2015)

"We got here from hard work, patience, and humility. Don't think the world owes you anything because the world owes you nothing."

In order to meet the needs of her three children, Joy (Jennifer Lawrence), tries to become an entrepreneur by selling her creation prorotype, namely the Modern Miracle Mop mop.

From his business, he became one of the most successful entrepreneurs

In addition to the mop, Joy has more than 100 kinds of patents in her name.

However, just like the wheels are constantly turning, the business joy is engaged in is not always in the top position.

Various obstacles he had to face, and he even had to taste the life behind the prisoner's cell.

Things to learn:

• Having a broad imagination is very important. Therefore, you must always be a creative and innovative person in developing your business.
• Work according to your passion If you encounter obstacles, patience is an important key.
• There are times when you have to be an independent woman, without needing to rely on others.

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