What if the thing you’re afraid to do is the exact thing you’re meant to build? This week on Beyond the Bottom Line, we sit down with Eloise Butovich—chef, entrepreneur, and co-owner of Number 27 Café and Central Park Flowers in Clarks Green. From a traditional Italian upbringing in Brooklyn to high-end Manhattan real estate, to rebuilding a business after 9/11 and the 2008 financial crash, Eloise shares how resilience, process, and self-trust shaped her journey. Her philosophy is simple but powerful: if you’re afraid to try it, that’s probably your cue to do it. This conversation dives deep into entrepreneurship, marriage in business, reinvention, work ethic, and the human connection behind every great experience. In this episode, we explore: - How Eloise transitioned from Manhattan real estate to small-town entrepreneurship - What it really takes to build and scale a business (hint: it’s not 9–5) - The power of process, resilience, and self-trust - Why fear is often the sign you should move forward - The importance of human connection in an increasingly automated world 🎧 Listen now or watch on YouTube. 🔗 Guest Info: Number 27 Café in Clarks Green, PA — https://instagram.com/No.27Cafe Central Park Flowers in Clarks Green, PA — https://instagram.com/central_park_flowers Like and Subscribe for new episodes every week! ......Disclosures: This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only and should not be considered personalized investment, tax, or legal advice. Any guest services mentioned are independent of Stone House Investment Management, LLC. Investment advisory services are offered through Stone House Investment Management, LLC, an SEC-registered investment adviser. Registration with the SEC does not imply a certain level of skill or training. Testimonials are unpaid and may not be representative. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Please refer to our ADV and other disclosures for complete information - https://www.stonehouseinv.com/disclosures/.