Beyoncé é franca sobre as desigualdades empresariais entre gêneros

Beyonce It opens the curtain on its day to commercial spaces where some may have doubts about its success.

Queen Bey, not only a singer, but also a business owner of various product lines, speaks candidly about her experiences and challenges as a black woman thriving in industries where she was underappreciated.

Beyoncé's story begins again because she was forced to remake herself, inside and outside the box.

Beyoncé, who was an outspoken person, Racial Justice AdvocateWomen's rights and LGBTQ+ rights, using their platform to raise awareness and promote change, sendou-se com S.J. Where she discussed her accomplishments and what her journey was like to find her place.

“There’s a huge contrast between men’s and women’s workdays,” the singer said. “Humans often have the luxury of being seen as the strategists, the masterminds behind their projects. “That’s the space to focus on the product, on the team, on the business plan.”

“On the other hand, women, especially when they’re out of the spotlight, are often pigeonholed as the face of a brand or a marketing tool,” Beyoncé continued. “It’s important for me to continue to take the same approach that I’ve taken in my music and apply what I’ve learned to my work.”

After finding her own success, the “Single Ladies” singer says she wants to change to a “new narrative.”

“I'm here to focus on quality,” she said. S.J.“We delay, we do our research, and we gain respect for our brand. I try to choose integrity in two aspects. I’ve learned that real success isn’t about trusting a name; it’s about raising something real, something that can be maintained.”

“It's not about being perfect,” he added. “It's about being revolutionary.”

Beyoncé also shares the new insights she's gained about herself to approach the world of entrepreneurship with more confidence and determination.

“I’m drawn to authenticity,” she admitted. “I don’t spend my time on something unless I’m passionate about it. I don’t remember thinking about it and I won’t sleep dreaming about it, it’s not for me.”

The singer, who is involved in numerous charitable causes, is one of the most awarded artists in Grammy history and has won numerous awards for her performances and contributions to film music. She says her perception of the event is different from most people's.

“When I commit, I give it 100 percent,” she said. “I prefer to focus quietly, without being interrupted by things that distract from authenticity. I believe that everything can always be better. My job is to give it the best I can.”

In addition to winning multiple Grammy Awards, Beyoncé co-founded the House of Deréon fashion line with her mother and also launched successful collections with Ivy Park in partnership with Adidas.

Beyoncé has always been someone who not only challenges herself, but also challenges the people around her to “think differently” because she believes that “a big part of success lies in your vision of life.”

“Every disappointment is an opportunity for growth. An amazing opportunity,” the singer said of “TEXAS HOLD EM.” “I trust God, even when it seems like I can barely see the light at the end of the tunnel. I know the ground will open up for me.”

“I’m inspired by things that represent emptiness, that solve a problem that doesn’t exist yet,” the singer continued. “Otherwise I wouldn’t be drawn to this opportunity.”

Ao Longo 2 years old, or Homem 43 years old, married Jay ZShe has released a series of successful fragrances, including Heat (2009), Pulse (2011) and Rising (2015).

She also created the BeyGOOD Foundation dedicated to addressing issues such as humanitarian disaster relief, education, and global health.

But that's not all… Beyoncé has been a prominent advocate for social justice, championing issues like racial equality, women's rights, and LGBTQ+ rights.

“I'm proud of what I've been able to do, but I'm also grateful for the sacrifices my family has made,” Beyoncé said. S.J.“But I paid for it every time. I worked harder than anyone I know. And now I work smarter.”