
About this episode
Join me in this week's episode as I have a chat with the awe-inspiring Leanne Gunns.
More than a breast cancer survivor, she shares her young son's unexpected diagnosis and how it reshaped her life.
Through every twist, Leanne's positivity is a beacon. Plus, we touch on her role helping midlife women navigate the digital age.
This is a chat filled with some amazing insights you don’t want to miss. Tune in!
Here are the highlights:
(2:34) Leanne’s son’s story.
(7:45) Leanne’s story
(8:03) How to deal with adversity.
(11:55) Being the parent of a disabled child.
(16:21) Focus on the short term and the long term.
(27:34) The importance of believing that you can do it.
Leanne Gunns - The Profit Hero
Accountant for influencers & training for new business
Leanne is an accountant.
Oh yes, we can hear the sighs and see your eyes rolling and that part of your soul dying at the utter mention of her profession.
But wait! She is definitely not THAT kind of accountant, no grey suits moans or groans or judgemental frowns. She gets the world of small businesses and understands the challenges that they face. Leanne is not just an accountant, she’s also a mum to a child with a rare disability called Transverse Myelitis, a cancer survivor, who can often be found singing (very badly), whilst dancing around the office. Leanne has many years accountancy experience, in addition to the know-how of running a profitable business meaning she understands business from both sides of the desk.
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