Dope: someone or something excellent, great, impressive Entrepreneur: a person who organizes and operates a business or businesses Dope Entrepreneur: an excellent person who organizes and operates a business Entrepreneurship is one of the of the world's oldest processes and concepts. It defines generations, it gives a voice to communities, and creates opportunities for individuals to better themselves and the people around them. Taking the steps to be come an entrepreneur and start the business you want can be an exhausting path for anyone. Many give up, but other prevail and forge on to be successful. But what most don't tell you, is that entrepreneurship is more about the process, than actually running the business. Both are important, but the process and the experiences are what shape you and help you to know how to run your business the way you want. This is how you become a dope entrepreneur, by running your business and following your dreams they way you want, and learning from the journey on the way to each lesson. Allow me share my story with you, and help you become the best version of yourself.
About the Author: Kimberly Bowman is the owner of So Exquisite Charleston Magazine, a multi-media magazine built on empowering people of all communities, networking within those communities, and share knowledge with the world. She graduated from Susquehanna University with a Bachelors of Arts degree in Communications, a year and a half early, and moved back to her home town of Charleston to start her new life. After 2 months of being on the hunt for a job, she was unsuccessful and became depressed. But when all seemed lost, Kimberly took matters into her own hands and started a blog. What initially was a way to keep busy whiling continuing to look for work, became a full fledge business for Kimberly and what we know now as, So Exquisite Charleston. As a proud Charleston native, and dedicated entrepreneur, Kimberly hopes to motivate and inspire people to chase their dreams and be themselves as she does. "I struggled with self-esteem issues for a great deal of my life. It wasn't until I was older that I came out of that and created my own identity. I hope that I can be an example for other young girls or boys, or whoever to be who they are, and also love themselves."