This work aims to present a sentiment analysis about conciliation
between work and family faced by entrepreneurs from Manaus/AM. The research involved
15 women from different sectors of entrepreneurship and age groups, with data collected
through interviews with entrepreneurs in free fairs and markets, using
the snowball technique to select the sample. RStudio software was used to
data analysis. Through a sentiment analysis of data collected in interviews
with entrepreneurs from Manaus, this study deepens the understanding of the conflict
work-family in this context. The results revealed positive feelings, with emphasis on
for terms like “support” and “family”, which were mentioned frequently. However,
negative feelings, such as “fear” and “stress” also emerged, mainly in
situations where there is an absence of a support network. This lack of support contributes to overload
and double journey faced by many entrepreneurs. Research contributes to the field
of female entrepreneurship by highlighting the importance of social support and the need for
policies that promote balance between personal and professional life.
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