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4 Simple Daily Practices to Help Women Entrepreneurs Own Their Success

  • Writer: Brainz Magazine
    Brainz Magazine
  • Apr 29
  • 3 min read

Valerie Priester empowers high-achieving women entrepreneurs who know they’re capable of more to break through internal barriers and scale with purpose.

Executive Contributor Valerie Priester

Sister-friend, let’s have a heart-to-heart. You’re talented. You’re dedicated. You hit revenue goals most people only daydream about and yet a quiet voice still asks, “Am I really good enough to hold all of this?” That whisper is more common than you think.


A businesswoman is standing and presenting something on a laptop to two colleagues, who are attentively listening and smiling in a bright, modern office setting.

In fact, according to a recent study of 1,000 women founders, 75 percent admitted that self-confidence, not strategy or capital, was their biggest ongoing hurdle.


Why confidence feels elusive (even when the numbers say you’re winning)


  1. Social conditioning. From childhood, we’re praised for being helpful and humble, not bold and self-promoting.

  2. Visibility bias. Media spotlights only a handful of high-flying female CEOs, so many of us assume we’re “behind.”

  3. Over-qualification culture. Research shows women apply for opportunities only when they meet 100 percent of the criteria, while men jump in at 60 percent. That habit trains the brain to believe we’re forever under-prepared.

  4. Lonely-at-the-top syndrome. As your business scales, the circle that truly “gets” your journey can grow smaller, eroding the feedback loops that once bolstered your confidence.


The good news? Confidence is not a personality trait; it’s a practice. Below are four daily catalysts, rooted in neuroscience and soul wisdom, that will fortify your self-belief and position you to lead with unshakeable confidence.


For a deeper dive into building confidence, here’s a great read: From Doubt To Dominance—Building Confidence As A Female Entrepreneur.


1. Curate an “evidence of excellence” journal


Confidence grows where evidence lives. Each email you send, strategy you map, and client you transform is proof of your brilliance. Every evening, capture three micro-wins:


  • “Negotiated a 20 percent higher fee and the client said yes.”

  • “Delegated bookkeeping, freeing an hour for thought leadership.”

  • “Received a voice note saying my Instagram story changed her perspective.”


Within weeks, you’ll flip through pages of undeniable validation. When imposter thoughts creep in, your journal provides hard data that says, “Actually, I am the woman for this mission.”


2. Activate the future-self filter


Before you quote a price, craft a proposal, or record a reel, pause and ask: “How would the million-dollar version of me show up here?”


Visualizing your future self (poised, profitable, and purpose-driven) engages a process neuroscientists call self-projection. The brain can’t distinguish vividly imagined scenarios from lived reality, so it begins wiring your nervous system for the success you’re picturing now.


Pro tip: tack a sticky note on your laptop that reads “Decide as Future Me.” Watch how quickly your boundaries, pricing, and presence elevate.


Effective visualization starts with a growth mindset. Discover how to get a growth mindset, read Top Tips to Get a Growth Mindset.


3. Shift from comparison to collaboration


Endless scrolling can shrink your confidence faster than a double espresso. Instead of measuring your behind-the-scenes against someone’s highlight reel, turn comparison into collaboration:


  • Join a high-level mastermind.

  • Pair with an accountability partner who lovingly calls you higher.

  • Attend events where women celebrate wins out loud, yours and theirs.


Community reframes competition as co-creation. Studies show that entrepreneurs with robust peer networks grow revenue 2.5 times faster than those who operate solo.


4. Embody confidence before you “feel” it


Your body speaks confidence long before your mind catches up. Try a 90-second power pose before big calls: shoulders back, heart lifted, chin parallel to the floor. Close with three breaths and an affirmation such as, “I bring clarity and courage into every room.”


Pair that with a morning mantra walk, a brisk ten-minute stroll where you repeat truth statements aloud. Movement plus mantra releases dopamine and serotonin, priming the brain for optimism and focus. Over time, confidence stops being a pep talk and starts feeling like your baseline.


Confidence is not a finish line; it’s a lifelong dance between evidence, vision, community, and embodiment. Choose these rituals, watch your self-belief compound, and remember, every time you back yourself, you invite the world to do the same. Let’s rise together.


Ready for a breakthrough?


If you’re sensing that now is the moment to step beyond self-doubt and into steady, unshakeable confidence in both mindset and strategy, I’d love to guide you:



In this soul-aligned conversation, we’ll pinpoint the hidden mindset blocks slowing your growth and outline a clear path to higher profits, purpose, and peace.


Follow Valerie on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn, or visit her website for more info. 

Valerie Priester, Mindset & Strategy Catalyst for Women Entrepreneurs

Valerie Priester empowers high-achieving women entrepreneurs who know they’re capable of more to break through internal barriers and scale with purpose.


As Founder of Victorious Life Coaching LLC, Valerie blends deep mindset work with values-aligned business strategy, ensuring her clients don’t just set bold goals—they implement them with confidence and consistency.

This article is published in collaboration with Brainz Magazine’s network of global experts, carefully selected to share real, valuable insights.

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