Essays on the Insights of Women Entrepreneurship: Dark-Side Experiences and Training Efficacy

This thesis explores women entrepreneurship in Indonesia through two chapters. The first chapter examines the dark side of single mother micro-entrepreneurs using qualitative methods, revealing challenges like social stigma, financial insecurity, and isolation. The second chapter quantitatively assesses the impact of growth mindset and digital marketing training on women micro-entrepreneurs. This research highlights the crucial role of mindset in skill acquisition and demonstrates the long-term benefits of such training. These insights are valuable for developing targeted interventions and policies to support women entrepreneurs, promoting an inclusive and supportive entrepreneurial environment in developing countries.