In the book Women and Small Business, the author gives all the necessary guidelines and tools to start, operate and succeed in your own business. In the aforementioned book, in the first part, she tried to explain how the role of women in the world has changed over the centuries. In the second part, she researched all the necessary skills of women who like to start their own business, differentiate between women and men owners and gave them advice. Additionally, she asked some very important questions that all prospective homeowners need answers to, such as the following:

What is my reason for starting a business? What kind of business can I start? What skills, interests and personal qualities will I bring to the business? What are my strengths and weaknesses as a business owner? What fears should I overcome?

In the third part, he provided a case study based on MS Project, which could have a special use for your business ideas from the very beginning to its realization in practice.youThis information will help them form some opinions about the general climate and how their idea would fare given current conditions. As they become more convinced of its potential, they can delve into the details that will eventually become part of a formal business plan. Everything they discover will contribute to the potential for success of your idea. Dr. Mirjana Radovic pointed out that ideas are the currency of entrepreneurs and therefore they should play around with lots of ideas and see which ones bring them money and success. The reality is that some businesses may not be profitable enough to make a living. Other business ideas are simply not marketable in some business area or there may already be too much competition. They may or may not have enough capital to get the business off the ground or to secure adequate business financing. So this book provides the tools with which to make the decision whether or not to start a small business of your own.

In the fourth part of the study, he presented the latest research results related to women leaders and their position in the business world, that is, how people (divided by gender, age and educational level) view women leaders and whether they trust in them. She compared the results of one of the latest research in the US with the results in Serbia and Montenegro. Her scientific task was to draw some conclusions and point out some special features of the Balkan region. In the fifth part of the book, she wrote about some limitation to achieving business success: business phobia, intuition, and managerial illness among women. men.