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I'm Terese Tucker, I'm the CEO and founder of Blackline.

Blackline is a software as a service company that helps other companies

streamline and automate their accounting operations.

To admit that you failed and give up and walk away is,

you know, you don't do that.

You just continue to keep working at it until you see some success.

This is Secrets of Wealthy Women from the Wall Street Journal, helping women

empower themselves financially.

Now, Veronica Dagger.

Terese Tucker talks about how one college course changed her life,

the financial stresses of being an entrepreneur and her strategies for founders over 40.

So, Terese, you have said before that you were raised without gender bias.

What did you mean by that? Well, you know, I was raised on a farm in

Illinois and I was the youngest of four girls and anybody who's ever familiar with that world knows that farm work has a lot of manual labor, all right?

And my dad did not have sons to do manual labor.

And so therefore his daughters were never ever ever

told that they couldn't do something

because they were a girl.

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