Stage 1: Basic Biatch (or Basic Betty)
The first stage of feminine entrepreneurship is the Basic Biatch or Basic Betty stage, representing the wounded feminine. This stage is characterized by perfectionism and procrastination, often masked as self-abuse and entitlement. Basic Betty struggles with productivity, waiting for a savior, and lacking personal responsibility. In business, this translates to difficulty in sales activities, excessive course taking without application, and general financial struggle.
Key characteristics:
- Perfectionism and procrastination
- Entitlement and people-pleasing
- Difficulty asking for sales
Stage 2: Awakening Mama
The Awakening Mama stage marks the realization that personal responsibility is crucial. This stage involves a heightened awareness of negative thoughts and behaviors and a commitment to change. In business, Awakening Mama decides it’s time to make money, breaking free from the previous stage’s limitations.
Key characteristics:
- Increased self-awareness
- Commitment to personal responsibility
- Proactive money-making efforts
Stage 3: Huntress
Moving into the Huntress stage, women become more assertive, setting better boundaries and becoming proactive in saving themselves. Although they start making money and achieving results, they may remain in a perpetual state of hard work, leading to potential burnout.
Key characteristics:
- Assertiveness and boundary-setting
- Proactive in business
- Potential for burnout due to sustained stress
Stage 4: Boss Bitch
The Boss Bitch stage involves significant monetary success but also introduces new challenges and chaos due to a lack of proper support and excessive hard work. This stage often leads to burnout, adrenal fatigue, and a return to a primal state.
Key characteristics:
- Significant monetary success
- Excessive workload and lack of support
- Prone to burnout and adrenal fatigue
Stage 5: Queen in Training
n the Queen in Training stage, women start transitioning towards allowing the feminine side to take the lead, focusing on ease and flow rather than hustle. This stage involves restructuring the business model, possibly leading to temporary financial decline but ultimately paving the way for sustainable success.
Key characteristics:
- Transition from hustle to ease and flow
- Business model restructuring
- Focus on leverage and support
Stage 6: Empress
The final stage, Empress, combines the power of the Queen and the High Priestess, focusing on high leverage activities and valuable use of time and energy. The Empress avoids decision fatigue, uses technology efficiently, and prioritizes tasks that yield significant results, creating a well-supported business.
Key characteristics:
- High leverage activities
- Efficient use of technology and support
- Focus on high-impact tasks
Conclusion
Understanding the stages of feminine entrepreneurship is crucial for personal growth and business success. Whether you identify with Basic Betty or you’re aspiring to reach the Empress stage, recognizing these stages can help you move forward effectively. For deeper insights and personalized guidance, explore our Money Mindset course and Effortless Revenue Mastermind program to navigate through these stages and achieve sustainable business success.