Dear Female Founder: 66 Letters of Advice from Women Entrepreneurs Who Have Made $1 Billion in Revenue by Lu Li

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Dear Female Founder

by Lu Li (editor)

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If you had a room full of successful businesswomen writing a letter to you, would you not read it?

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Dear Female Founder: 66 Letters of Advice from Women Entrepreneurs Who Have Made $1 Billion in Revenue edited by Lu Li

 

“Dear Female Founder: 66 Letters of Advice from Women Entrepreneurs Who Have Made $1 Billion in Revenue”, edited by Lu Li, is an inspiring business and entrepreneurship book focused on women founders and leadership.

Many years ago, I found this book in a thrift store in London, UK. Postgraduate, with many dreams and fears, I picked it up. Now, years later,  I have moved across the world, and I still have this book with me. Why?

The book brings together personal letters from successful female entrepreneurs who have built companies generating over $1 billion in revenue, sharing hard-earned lessons on scaling businesses, decision-making, resilience, and long-term growth. Their own fears, feelings, and expectations. Each letter offers insights paired with real-world experience, making the book especially valuable for female founders, startup leaders, and women aspiring to be entrepreneurs.

It’s a strong discovery pick for readers searching for women in business books, startup advice from female entrepreneurs, and leadership insights based on real success stories.

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  • Title: Dear Female Founder : 66 Letters of Advice from Women Entrepreneurs Who Have Made $1 Billion in Revenue
  • Author: Lu Li (editor)
  • Edition published date: Sept. 9 2016
  • Format: Paperback
  • ISBN 10: 0995608105
  • ISBN: 978-0995608108
  • ASIN:
  • Pages: 310
  • Language: English
  • Series: n/a

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Locations found by readers

Locations mentioned in the book: Germany, Berlin; China

“My name is Lu Li and once upon a time, I thought that climbing the corporate ladder in a prestigious company was the ultimate goal for my professional life. I was born in China and arrived in Berlin, Germany, at the age of 6.”

About the author

Lu Li is the founder of Blooming Founders. It’s a London-based platform that supports and promotes female founders.

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