Lisa Borja - Budget Blinds

An episode of the The Franchise Woman podcast, hosted by Rebecca Monet, titled "Lisa Borja - Budget Blinds" was published on November 13, 2024 and runs 43 minutes.

November 13, 2024 ·43m · The Franchise Woman

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Join us for an inspiring episode of the Franchise Woman Podcast featuring Lisa Borja! 🎙️

Lisa Borja shares her incredible journey from leaving the corporate world to co-owning a successful Budget Blinds franchise with her family. As a breast cancer survivor, Lisa's story is filled with resilience, strength, and a deep commitment to living a life of purpose. 💪✨

In this episode, Lisa opens up about how her experiences have shaped her approach to business, family, and community. She talks about the challenges she's faced, how she built a thriving family business, and the importance of staying true to what matters most. 🏠❤️

If you're interested in entrepreneurship, family business, or simply need a dose of motivation, this conversation with Lisa will inspire you to face challenges head-on and stay true to your purpose. 🌿

👉 Listen to the full episode here.

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