Scarlett Leung and the Founder Myth No One Talks About: Why Strategic Reinvention Is Becoming the Defining Skill of Modern Leadership

Scarlett Leung never planned to become a founder, yet her career across finance, luxury retail, wellness, and consumer brands ultimately led her to build one of the fastest-growing beverage brands in the country. In this conversation, she shares a candid look at entrepreneurship, co-founder conflict, identity, scaling with integrity, and why resilience is often less about persistence and more about reinvention.

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The Strategic Resourcefulness of Soon Hagerty: Building a Business by Seeing What Others Miss

Most people think entrepreneurship is the risky path. Soon Hagerty believes staying still is riskier. From fleeing Vietnam as a child to building global brands and launching mission driven businesses, Soon shares why strategic resourcefulness, growth mindset, and “unraveling” fear are the real foundations of meaningful success.

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Building What Tech Forgot: Rebecca Matchett, Synchrony, and the Business Case for Human Connection

Rebecca Matchett has spent her career spotting the gaps others miss. In this companion piece to her Badass Women in Business episode, we explore how her latest venture, Synchrony, is rethinking connection for neurodivergent adults and what founders can learn from building with empathy, trust, and intention.

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The Work Behind Visibility: What Deborah Farone Learned About Growth, Power, and the Skills Women Are Not Taught

Deborah Farone has spent her career inside some of the most elite law firms in the world, but what she uncovered applies far beyond the legal industry. At a certain point, expertise stops being enough. The professionals who continue to grow are the ones who learn how to build relationships, create visibility, and generate their own opportunities. In this conversation, Deborah breaks down why business development is a skill, not a personality trait, and how women can approach it in a way that feels natural, not forced.

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When One Woman Thrives, Communities Rise with Shannon Fernando

Shannon Fernando’s journey from rejection to global impact is a powerful reminder that real change does not come from quick solutions, but from listening, partnership, and trust. Through her work with Alabaster International, she is helping women lead the fight against hunger and build stronger, more sustainable communities from the ground up.

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What Happens When Parents Need Answers and the System Can’t Give Them

Cristina Bernardo shares the story behind Avocado Health and how a moment of uncertainty no parent should face led to building a platform that delivers real-time, trusted support when it matters most. This piece explores parenting, decision-making, and what happens when the system fails families in their most critical moments.

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The Nonlinear Career Path That Creates the Biggest Opportunities

Melissa Anderson, President of Search.com, shares how choosing the unconventional path shaped her career and led to building and scaling companies across industries. In this episode, she dives into decision-making, risk, AI innovation, and why staying grounded is the key to better leadership and long-term success.

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