In this undergraduate thesis, the development of female entrepreneurship is explored using several scientific research methods on the specific example of the Be your own boss portal. Given that the portal is an integral part of the Be your own boss community of entrepreneurial women, an in-depth interview method was used to gain insight how the Be your own boss community operates and how its primary purpose is to network female entrepreneurs, but also to provide them with support in the form of advice and mentoring. The Be your own boss internet portal is a tool without which the Be your own boss community would not be able to function so well, because key activities which express the essence of that community take place through it, such as the catalog of services offered by individual entrepreneurs, conditions for admission to membership in the Be your own boss community, announcements about conferences and other events, and expert articles and testimonials. In the thesis, the basic terms related to the concept of entrepreneurship are primarily determined theoretically, and then to the concept of female entrepreneurship. When conducting research on the concept of female entrepreneurship, concepts such as female leadership style, components of female entrepreneurship, and the potential that female entrepreneurship has are emphasized, but the fact that female entrepreneurs must face three types of obstacles – soft, economic, and institutional – which limit the development of female entrepreneurship is also emphasized