From Runway Dare to Franchise Owner: Antoinette Bondurant Doing it Anyway | Part 2
When Antoinette Bondurant announced she was retiring, her family laughed and told her that her mind was too busy to last. She took it as one more dare. In Part 2 of this Women Who Dare conversation, Antoinette picks up the story with Dr. Felecia Froe after a move to California, where "retirement" quickly turned into spreadsheets, certifications, and a brand new business. She shares what years of secret shopping taught her about how people feel when they're served well, why she treats outsourcing as protecting her peace, and the day she realized she'd bought herself a job instead of an investment. From wine country and Gallo to Walking on Air Entertainment, Antoinette explains why the business is so much more than a bouncy house, how franchising and investing options work, and why the best connections never start with cost. If you've ever wondered what's next after you've "made it," this episode is for you. 00:00 - Moving to California and the Retirement Dare 05:12 - Secret Shopping and Why Follow-Up Matters 11:10 - What Retirement Really Means: Systems, Mentors, and Paying for Peace 18:32 - From Wine Country to Entertainment 25:27 - Walking on Air: More Than a Bouncy House 34:09 - Connections, Referrals, and Staying in Touch You've worked hard to build your career. Now let's build wealth that outlives it. Every no is one step closer to your yes. Antoinette Bondurant turned a lifetime of "you can't" into a 196-unit real estate portfolio. At Wealth B-Hers, we're a movement of bold women investing with intention, building legacies, and writing their own money rules. Join us: moneywithmission.com/wealth-b-hers/ Get Your Free Guide: https://moneywithmission.co/three-questions-every-woman-should-ask-before-she-invests Key Quotes: "Whatever I gain is gonna be better than what I give up." - Antoinette Bondurant "I can't depend on what you think of my choices. God bless you, you've got choices of your own. Go make 'em. But I'm gonna do these." - Antoinette Bondurant




