October 14, 2025

Ep. 70 with Megan Rose Perron | Co-Founder, Bee & Blossom Co.

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1 hour 46 minutes

Pivot, Faith, and Charcuterie Dreams

What if the bravest business move is letting go? Our guest shares a candid arc—from a cancer diagnosis at 19 and deep church hurt to a marriage on the brink, a faith renewed, and a business pivot that surprised everyone. She built a purpose-driven activewear brand for real, changing bodies, pushed it to Shark Tank’s second audition round, and still chose to close it when the cost to family and health grew too high. That surrender didn’t end her entrepreneurial story—it cleared space for one that fit this season.

We walk through the decision gap and why shortening it accelerates growth; how postpartum rage and big feelings call for repair, not perfection; and what it looks like to separate Jesus from the wounds inflicted by people. Then we zoom into the pivot: spotting a mobile charcuterie concept at a slow pop-up, getting a cart built with help from a fellow founder, filing an LLC over dinner, and turning profitable within months. Early wins came fast—St. Jude’s Dream Home event, Aflac, and the Minnesota Vikings wives—powered by authentic storytelling, smart local signals, and consistent social. No ad budgets, just community and clarity.

This conversation is a field guide for mompreneurs balancing identity, marriage, and momentum. We talk ego versus obedience, boundaries that protect the home while fueling the brand, and practical resources like SCORE mentorship and WomenVenture for planning and funding. If you’ve felt torn between a public win and a private truth, you’ll find language, hope, and next steps here. Subscribe, leave a quick review, and share this with a friend who’s standing at her own pivot point—what’s one decision you’re ready to make faster today?

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