Young Female Entrepreneurs vs. Imposter Syndrome | In The Spotlight with Zoe Trigwell

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Young Female Entrepreneurs vs. Imposter Syndrome | In The Spotlight with Zoe Trigwell

You Must Be Woking

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5 months ago

Young Female Entrepreneurs vs. Imposter Syndrome | In The Spotlight with Zoe Trigwell

In this episode of the "In the Spotlight" series, part of the You Must Be Woking podcast, hosts Dawn Hurst and Craig Richards discuss the journey of young female entrepreneurs with their guest, Zoe Trigwell, a dynamic entrepreneur and the innovative founder of Trigger Cosmetics. Zoe's journey is nothing short of inspiring, as she shares her experiences navigating the often tumultuous world of entrepreneurship. Her story is marked by resilience and determination, as she candidly discusses the challenges she has faced, including battling imposter syndrome and managing mental health struggles. Zoe's transition from a student at a makeup academy to launching her own cosmetics brand during the unprecedented times of the COVID-19 pandemic is a testament to her tenacity and vision.

How does Zoe Triggwell address the challenges of entrepreneurship? Zoe opens up about the various obstacles she has encountered on her entrepreneurial journey. She highlights the pervasive issue of imposter syndrome, a common challenge for many entrepreneurs, which involves doubting one's abilities and feeling like a fraud despite evident success. Additionally, Zoe discusses the mental health struggles that can accompany the pressures of running a business, especially during a global pandemic.
Why is inclusivity important in the beauty industry? The conversation with Zoe emphasises the importance of creating products that cater to a diverse range of skin tones and types, ensuring that everyone feels represented and valued. She believes that inclusivity should be at the forefront of any beauty brand's mission, as it not only fosters a sense of belonging among consumers but also drives innovation and creativity within the industry. Zoe's commitment to inclusivity is reflected in her brand's offerings, which aim to celebrate and empower everyone.

What role does social media play in mental health? Zoe discusses impact of social media on mental health and how social media can be a double-edged sword for entrepreneurs and consumers alike. While it offers a powerful platform for brand promotion and community building, it can also contribute to mental health challenges, such as anxiety and self-comparison. Zoe shares her strategies for maintaining a healthy relationship with social media, emphasising the importance of setting boundaries and focusing on authentic engagement rather than superficial metrics.

Zoe’s journey is a powerful reminder that success isn’t just about going viral or hitting milestones, it’s about resilience, self-awareness, and staying true to your purpose. Her honesty about imposter syndrome, mental health, and the pressure of social media makes this more than just a business story, it’s a human one.

So, what do you think? Did this episode change how you think about mental health and entrepreneurship?

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