After thirteen years in corporate leadership, Meredith Farley made the leap into entrepreneurship when a layoff forced a choice between safety and ownership. In this episode of the Badass Women in Business podcast, we talk about the mindset shift from corporate to founder, why so many capable women stay invisible, and how to build credible authority on LinkedIn without burning out.

Leela Sharon Aheer learned early that visibility can either silence you or shape you. As the daughter of an Indian immigrant father and a Canadian mother, she grew up standing out in rural Alberta. At fifteen, she was targeted by white supremacist hate. Instead of shrinking, she chose to speak. This episode traces her path from music and community leadership to politics and global strategy, and the belief that real change starts when you activate yourself.

Jenn Harris has reinvented herself more times than most people change careers. From aspiring golf pro to entrepreneur to CEO, her journey has been driven by curiosity, courage, and a relentless desire to solve problems. In this Badass Women in Business feature, Jenn shares how she built confidence through golf, created spaces for women to connect, and learned to lead through uncertainty, pregnancy, and company transformation. Her story is about resilience, reinvention, and redefining success on her own terms.