The Door That Changed Everything: Becky Renfro Borbolla on Family, Resilience & Show Up and Dance

What do you do when a door slams in your face and it's completely unfair?If you're Becky Renfro Borbolla, you cry for a week. Then you get up, go back to night school, and walk through the door that was actually meant for you.Becky is the Senior Vice President of Renfro Foods and a third-generation leader of one of Fort Worth's most beloved family businesses: Mrs. Renfro's Salsa. Her grandparents started the company in their garage in 1940 during the Great Depression. Today, Mrs. Renfro's is in all 50 states and 30 countries including Dubai, South Africa, and the UK. And the woman on the label? That's Arthurine Renfro - a woman so strong she wouldn't even put her own first name on the jar.In this episode, Becky and Rebecca sit down like the old friends they are and go there. Becky talks about getting fired in her 20s for saying no to a marriage proposal from the boss's son (yes, really), the winding road that led her to the family business, what it's like to walk into a room in the Middle East as a woman and realize the fear was bigger than the reality, and why she founded Women Steering Business to invest in the next generation of young female leaders.She also shares something she's kept in her desk for over a decade — a list of rules for life she heard from Cynt Marshall, CEO of the Dallas Mavericks, that she pulls out every week. It's the kind of list you tape to your bathroom mirror. Rebecca loved it so much she's sharing it with the whole herd.📥 Download "Show Up and Dance: Rules for a Remarkable Life" — the free one-page guide inspired by this episode. -> https://bit.ly/ShowUpAndDanceAnd yes — Becky's horse is named Genevieve. She always bets on the gray horse. Listen to find out why.Moment-Makers, this one is going to stay with you."Behind a successful woman, there's a great group of girlfriends." — Becky Renfro Borbolla