702 Midori Verity: Fuel to Fire

We all know the stereotype of the entrepreneur: A 20-something guy in a hoodie, inventing something in a garage, having dropped out of MIT, Harvard or Stanford and surviving on Ramen.

Problem is women don’t fit that picture.

In fact, research shows women are at their height of their entrepreneurial powers in their 40s, 50s and even 60s.

If you think you’re too old to launch a game changing business, think again. It’s just a story you’re telling yourself in a society that seems to prize youth – and brainwashes women into thinking their worth is tied to their looks.

Not so long ago I laughed out loud at a TikTok by a woman in her 50s who was sharing that she’d given away all the ‘f@*^’s she had to give. It resonated with me, as a serial entrepreneur in my 50s because it is empowering to just be yourself, without any artificial constraints, and live into your true purpose, wisdom and learned experience.

Like me, Midori Verity is a serial entrepreneur and CEO now in her 50s who feels the same unencumbered joy as me building yet another young business.

Midori has been an entrepreneur for three decades that has worked with every kind of business from start-ups to major Silicon Valley corporations. She started her first company right after college and it quickly grew.  She put systems in place that allowed her to move out of the day-to-day and into an advisory role so she could pursue other business ventures.  Now, she owns several businesses and knows what it takes to start, grow, and rapidly scale a business easily.

Today, Midori is the CEO of Fuel to Fire Accountability Group for Entrepreneurs, a community for driven leaders to accelerate their business growth. It incorporates a proven goal-setting framework, an accountability method, and mentorship to help members become laser-focused and overcome obstacles quicker to hit their biggest goals.

More about Midori Verity at www.midoriverity.com

More about Midori at Midori Verity

Midori Verity is a serial entrepreneur and CEO who has overcome the ups and downs of entrepreneurship, whether starting a business in a recession, or overcoming the difficult depression that can accompany it, to become an unstoppable version of herself. Now, she uses her vast business experience to give back by helping leaders to break through mindset blocks to unlock their optimal potential as the CEO of Fuel to Fire Accountability Group for Entrepreneurs.

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