Why Smart Founders Engineer Capital Like Mira Murati

Immigrant women entrepreneurship: Breaking Barriers: How Immigrant Women Thrive in Business

In this episode of Bullish on Business, Rose Odette sits down with Jason Kurilin, CEO of Sports Developers, to explore the evolving world of U.S. investment immigration — with a spotlight on the EB-5 program.

If you’re an entrepreneur, investor, or global family looking to unlock growth opportunities through EB-5 and beyond, this conversation is packed with actionable takeaways.

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Why 3 Women-in-Business Secrets for Scaling with Kindness and Power Matter

Rose Odette, Author of Lead Like A Lioness Why   Introduction   Starting a business is one of the boldest moves a woman can make — and...

USA and China Trade Conflict Introduction Tariffs are the talk of the town. Too many businesses — women-owned and otherwise — are...

Why Your Life Will Never Outgrow Your Thinking (Charge Like a Bull Insight)

Reggie Pacis Immigration Law, Business & Opportunity with Reginald ‘Reggie’ A. Pacis Join us as we talk with Reginald A. “Reggie” Pacis,...

Lioness Attack In September 2025, a story out of Gujarat, India caught global headlines. Two young men entered the territory of a lioness...

Keith Bunn Sr. and Rose Odette on the Bullish on Business Podcast

Rose Odette Explains the New USCIS Enforcers Rose Odette Certified Immigration Paralegal explains: Introduction USCIS just crossed a...

Welcome to Bullish on Business, the podcast for entrepreneurs, innovators, and disruptors who are ready to charge forward, break through barriers, and build multi-generational wealth.

Today’s global headlines spotlight Fiame Naomi Mataʻafa, Samoa’s first female Prime Minister, who just lost her re-election bid after months of political infighting, energy crises, and budget clashes. While the news focuses on the loss, I see something more powerful: her embodiment of the Collaborator archetype leader. In my book Lead Like a Lioness, I define this archetype as the leader who doesn’t roar alone—she builds coalitions, raises voices, and keeps her pride together

Why Chloe Kelly Is Called a Lioness — And How You Can Lead Like a Lioness Too

When we think of royalty, we often picture tradition, protocol, and inherited privilege. But Sheikha Mahra of Dubai is flipping the script. She’s not content to sit in the shadows of her family’s fortune — she’s charging forward as a brand builder, entrepreneur, and cultural disruptor. Her perfume line, bold moves, and willingness to tie personal narrative into business are more than vanity projects — they are a playbook for how women with wealth can step into leadership with

Quantum Computing Arms Race - USA vs China, Who is Keeping Score?

Lead Like a Lioness: 7 Archetypes. 100 Challenges. One Lioness Legacy. → https://a.co/d/16NuCw1 Problem Definition: This isn’t just a numbers issue—it’s a systemic wake-up call. Fewer women stepping into leadership means fewer voices shaping industries, policies, and opportunities. If we don’t fix t

Statue of Liberty Why the Business Visa is the Safest Route Introduction   Axios just reported that immigrant detentions have soared  ...