These are the days when women are leading the startups being the founder and making it to heights is their aim. Under this story, we are covering a passionate startup founder Nisa Anwaar who is doing a great job within the field. Having a chance to interact with her was amazing as she describes about her journey in this incredible way!<\/p>\n
Nisa sharing her story with DigitalDips:<\/strong><\/p>\n I don’t have an emotional sad or tragic story from my life to share with everybody but I do have passion to never stop working for my own dream. And this is what keeps me striving to have something of my own. I am a software engineer by profession, a food blogger and founder of ottutu.com <\/a>(Interesting name eh? )<\/p>\n A blog might not be a definition of business for lots of people and definitely doesn’t return like other businesses do but it’s just a start and ottutu will be many more things in future inshaAllah. It has been almost a year since ottutu has been founded and this name has attracted a good number of its potential audience on website. Over the span of last year, Ottutu <\/i>got the honor of standing out first among all participant companies in a Social Media Growth competition organized by Herself <\/i>in partnership with facebook.<\/p>\n Ottutu wasn’t my first try and I can proudly tell everybody that I started with an idea 3 years back which \u00a0was perfect, new, and got amazing response but it failed after some time. Why proud? Because that failure and every other setback I faced taught me things nothing ever could.<\/p>\n The biggest difficulty I faced during this period is finding somebody who shares the same passion, same commitment and same determination towards your brand like you do. Finding a good and reliable team is a challenge I am trying to overcome right now. Not a lot of people will take you seriously seeing you are a girl trying to run something, but then there are a lot of people always motivating you to keep trying.<\/p>\n Maybe this isn’t one of the most inspiring stories you would read today but having big dreams, passion to work for yourself only and having a family to support isn’t the easiest thing to do. What I have learnt from my life so far is to always keep trying, never quit and to always start doing rather than thinking. I hope reading this helps everybody struggling out there like me.<\/p>\n