47. When Life Knocks You Down, Build a Bank with Piero & Aldana Del Risco
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47. When Life Knocks You Down, Build a Bank with Piero & Aldana Del Risco
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About this listen
From meeting as teens in the entertainment world to building (and losing everything) together, career transitions, and the challenges of raising a child with autism, their story is a testament to commitment, love, and the power of dreaming together.
Tune in as they share:
💰 The reality of building a business from the ground up
💔 How they faced marriage struggles head-on and came out stronger
🧩 Their journey of accepting and embracing their daughter’s autism diagnosis
🌍 Why they left everything behind to start fresh in the U.S.
💡 Lessons on choosing the right partner and thriving as a couple in business & life
This episode is raw, honest, and filled with wisdom for anyone balancing love, ambition, and adversity. You won’t want to miss it!
Connect with Piero: https://www.instagram.com/pierodelrisco/
Connect with Aldana: https://www.instagram.com/aldanaf/
Learn more about Pana: https://joinpana.com/
Connect with Carlos: https://www.instagram.com/carlosflores/
Connect with Carolina: https://www.instagram.com/carolinadiplanflores/
Learn more: https://cocalled.com/
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