The Journey from Corporate CFO to Finding Flow as an Entrepreneur with Bridgette Boucha

In this episode, we talk about:

Bridgette’s journey from corporate CFO to entrepreneur, and how she went from burnout to finding flow and purpose in her business.

 

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Show Notes:

Want to feel more fluid and flowy in your business, then get to know your numbers! In this episode we’re excited to have rockstar alumni and corporate CFO turned entrepreneur, Bridgette Boucha! Bridgette shares her story of climbing the corporate ladder, hitting burnout, and walking away from her title and identity of corporate CFO. She also shares how she navigated the time after quitting her job, and what led her to come back to being a CFO, only this time on her own terms, in her own way, as a fractional CFO for entrepreneurs. Whether you have a 9 to 5, or you're a business owner, the advice to know your numbers and show up as YOURSELF in your work is universal. 

 

02:00 Meet corporate CFO turned entrepreneur, Bridgette Boucha.

04:15 What did your transition look like from corporate to starting your business as a CFO for entrepreneurs?

13:00 Who do you have in your life that are cheering you on in your business?

15:40 Did you burn the boats when you quit your corporate job?

20:15 When is the right time to hire a CFO?

22:00 Who do I need in my “financial success team” and where do I start?

24:40 Why you NEED to know your numbers in your business!

28:00 Using the skills in your business that you’ve gained all along the way.