In this episode, Mary Sullivan, co-founder of Sweet but Fearless, talks with Danielle Hendon, Founder and CFO of 4 Corners CFO, about her entrepreneurial journey. Her experience has taught her that you shouldn’t be everyone’s problem-solver — it's about becoming the hero of your own story. There’s a power of curiosity, exploring the 'what ifs' that push us to ask bigger questions and unlock new paths. Get ready to embrace a fearless mindset, taking calculated risks and setting yourself up for challenges ahead. Forget the 'work hard, play hard' myth. Danielle believes in living a life balanced by meaningful work, smart decisions, and connecting with others.

Danielle empowers business owners to pay themselves what they’re worth and continue to put more profit in their pocket every year. She does this by helping business owners understand their financial numbers and WHY they move. Armed with that understanding, they can intentionally grow their profits.

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Website: 4 Corners CFO

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In this episode, Mary Sullivan, co-founder of Sweet but Fearless, talks with Sheila Buswell, CEO/Co-Founder Buswell Biomedical and best-selling author, about her journey to founding Buswell BioMedical and the need for us to own our power and remove negative self-talk.

Shelia provides practical solutions to guide you on a journey of self-discovery, helping you overcome challenges, reclaim your self-worth, and confidently claim your place at any table you choose.

Sheila Buswell is the CEO/ Co-Founder of Buswell Biomedical. She developed the concept for the Upward Mobility in 2018 and started Buswell Biomedical with her husband, Gregg, in 2019. Sheila completed her Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering at Saint Louis University in 2015. She also contributed to the book “Growth”, which was published on August 4, 2022.

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Website: Buswell Biomedical
Book: "Is This Seat For Me? Overcoming Imposter Syndrome in Everyday Life and Business"
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In this episode, Mary Sullivan, co-founder of Sweet but Fearless, talks with Tania Vasallo, CEO & Founder of The Courage to Be, Fortune 500 Co. Consultant, and Entrepreneur about the unspoken bias that men are naturally better with money than women. It's a stereotype that's held many women back from taking control of their finances. But the truth? Financial literacy isn’t gendered. We explore how women can empower themselves by reading, learning, and becoming educated about money, investing, and saving. Don’t give away your financial power—take it back by understanding your worth and the wealth-building tools available to you.

Tania is the founder of “The Courage To Be Happy”, a community that empowers ambitious women entrepreneurs to own their value, charge for what they are worth so that they can have a bigger impact in the world. Tania has worked developing multimillion dollar campaigns for some of the world’s most renowned companies like Starbucks, AT&T Wireless, KFC, Samsung, and Nabisco. Since the launch of her business, she was able to reach the 6-figure revenue by her fourth year only working 20 hours per week. Tania now helps other driven women make more money and achieve their vision.

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Podcast: The Courage to Be with Tania Vasallo
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