In this episode, Sadaf Beynon is joined by Shelley Rosetta, a sales and business development leader with more than 30 years of experience. Shelley opens up about the mentors, conversations, and experiences that shaped her leadership — the good, the painful, and the transformative.

We explore:

The leaders who believed in her when she didn’t
Why great performers often struggle as new leaders
The mindset shift from “doing” to “developing others”
How accountability begins at the top
Why mentorship has quietly disappeared in many workplaces
How identity, empathy, and self-awareness shape the way we lead
Why leadership is about showing up, not titles
How to lead from wherever you are

This conversation is a reminder that leadership isn’t about being the star of the show — it’s about creating space for others to grow.

Connect with Shelley:

Email: srosetta@solomoncoil.com

How Mentorship Shapes the Leaders We Become