11- Gender and Entrepreneurship
Sinek suggests that men may be more likely to succeed in entrepreneurship due to their experience with risk and rejection, which could be attributed to traditional gender roles and social interactions during their youth. He acknowledges that women may be less inclined to take risks and assert themselves in the workplace
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