“Lean into your network. If you have struggled with and haven’t learned how to ask for help, make sure you work on this first. You need to be able to share your work, ask for business, and say yes when people offer to help. Build a personal “board of directors” with people you trust and that can help you with the things you don’t know. Finding other entrepreneurs is also very helpful. Early days can be quite lonely, so building a community will help keep you going.”

In this week's blog post, Kim shares her insights and experiences, encouraging women who may be hesitant to take the next step in their educational journey. She reminds us that education is not just about acquiring knowledge but also about unlocking potential and achieving personal and professional fulfillment. Join us as we delve into Kim Randall's journey and discover how she is inspiring women to overcome obstacles and pursue their dreams through higher education.