Be Anthony Sassevedo has been working since she was a kid.

She hosted a radio show in Mexico.

She produced TV.

She won three Emmys.

Then the bottom fell out.

But that experience, no savings, no sense of where to go next, that would fuel where she is today.

It's the founder and CEO of Sumo Wealth, where she's using technology to increase prosperity and financial inclusion for our communities.

I have been in rooms and on panels with Balthys, but this, what you're about to hear is part of this conversation

I've always wanted to have with her.

Everything from building businesses, both Summa and Mitu,

while raising twins,

to what happens when the execution does not live up to the vision.

This was an especially candid conversation,

and I'm grateful to Beatrice for showing up as she did.

Thank you. conversation, and I'm grateful to Beatty's for showing up as she did. Beatty's, thank you for doing this.

No, thank you so much for having me.

My favorite part of doing LTL interviews with my friends is that I learned things about my friends

I did not know.

For example, that your parents were living around San Diego when your mom was pregnant

with you and then actually crosses back into Mexico so that you can be born in

Mexico. Why? My dad was a really proud Mexican man who had a big sort of vision for me because

both my brother and I were born in Mexico. And he just thought if we're born in Mexico,

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