Published by Patricia Bright
The Break is a podcast focusing on what happens when wealth and wellness meet. Your host, Patricia Bright, is joined by a diverse range of guests to discuss how finance intertwines with their professional and personal lifestyles. This is a new take on the success story. Each week The Break will dive into the journey of every guest’s big break, how failures are necessary and what tools you can take from the journey to the end goal - if there ever really is one. Don’t be fooled, wealth is about much more than the number you have in your bank account. We uncover what it means to invest in health, family, relationships and personal passions that truly make a wealthy person. We invite you to watch, get inspired and make some changes that guide you towards the true essence of getting and feeling rich. Sounds like something you’d like? Subscribe, rate and review our podcast so we can be part of your own journey. Watch the full video version on The Break YouTube and follow us on our socials so you’re never late to hear one of our stories: Instagram: @thebreaksocial TikTok: @thebreaksocial
Listen on Apple PodcastsFor the girlies looking to get their finances sorted this summer... I have something very special for you! This summer I'm helping you clear debts, stack your savings and start making real money, if you want in, join my virtual Wealthy Weekend Retreat. It's a 48 hour money reset designed to help you go from stressed to sorted with your money. (The first 100 women get an early bird discount, so hurry!) Sign up now! https://reset.thebreakresources.com/ In this episode, Emma Grede breaks down: 1. Why she refuses to perform "faux humility" and what happens when women stop shrinking themselves for other people's comfort 2. The real reason women's success keeps getting attributed to the men beside them - and why it's mostly coming from other women 3. Her practical roadmap from zero to six figures: benchmarking salaries on LinkedIn, volunteering for stretch projects, and asking relentless questions 4. How she believes most women are "chronically underpaid" and how to take financial responsibility before anything else 5. The sacrifice no one talks about: how a year of partying cost her £700K and forced her to lock in 6. How she spotted a billion-dollar US brand, invested in its UK equivalent early, and made serious returns 7. Why the "feminine energy" debate is a distraction and how she switches energy depending on what the moment demands 8. Her honest take on motherhood, guilt, and why she doesn't do the school run - and doesn't feel bad about it Timestamps: [0:00] - Back in London: "It's my home at the end of the day" [1:00] - Being the "unrelatable" woman and why she doesn't care [3:45] - Social media, parasocial relationships and outgrowing your audience [6:30] - Nature vs nurture: where her self-belief really comes from [9:00] - Little Emma in East London: the cul-de-sac that shaped everything [11:00] - "I really liked money" — buying her own freedom from day one [13:00] - From zero to a $400M+ valuation: how did she get here? [15:20] - The practical roadmap from zero to £100K [19:00] - The year she lost £700K and had to lock everything down [21:00] - Personal responsibility: "I am the problem" [22:00] - Why women's success always gets linked to men [26:00] - The "feminine energy" trap and why it's not that simple [28:00] - Motherhood, guilt and giving yourself permission [33:00] - Privilege: why she won't caveat every sentence [38:00] - The new career rules: AI, curiosity and making yourself known [45:00] - UK vs US: "London's not bad vibes, it's just small" [47:00] - The investment that paid off: spotting a US brand and backing its UK rival [49:00] - "Just start. Don't strive for perfection." [51:00] - Rapid fire: London or LA, skinny jeans or wide leg, ambition or partner first [54:00] - Friendships and success: "Zero tolerance for jealousy" [56:00] - What she's teaching her kids about ambition For the girlies looking to get their finances sorted, clear debts, stack their savings and start making real money, join my virtual Wealthy Weekend Retreat. It's a 48 hour money reset designed to help you go from stressed to sorted with your money. (The first 100 women get an early bird discount, so hurry!) Sign up now! https://reset.thebreakresources.com/ Get My Personal Budgeter here: https://www.thebreakresources.com/resources/p/the-budget-planner Follow the Break Social on Instagram for updates: @thebreaksocial For Business and Sponsorship Opportunities: speaktothebreak@gmail.com Connect with Emma: @emmagrede https://emmagrede.com/ #EmmaGrede #GoodAmerican #SKIMS #SharkTank #WomenInBusiness #FemaleEntrepreneur #WealthBuilding #Entrepreneurship #Ambition #TheBreak #StartWithYourself #MoneyMindset #SixFigures #CareerAdvice #SalaryNegotiation #WomenEmpowerment #FinancialFreedom #SelfMade #BusinessPodcast #WomenWhoLead #GenderPayGap #InvestingForBeginners #MotherhoodAndBusiness #WorkingMum #PersonalFinance #DebtFree #BudgetingTips #HowToMakeMoney #FemaleCEO #BlackWomenInBusiness #LondonEntrepreneur #WomenSupportingWomen #BossWomen #MillionaireMindset #MoneyTips Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
For the girlies looking to get their finances sorted, clear debts, stack their savings and start making real money, join my virtual Wealthy Weekend Retreat. It's a 48 hour money reset designed to help you go from stressed to sorted with your money. (The first 100 women get an early bird discount, so hurry!) Sign up now! https://reset.thebreakresources.com/ Linda Ayoola is one of the most powerful women in UK music. She went from a banking graduate scheme to joining an 11-person startup called Platoon, which sold to Apple for nine figures — and she was part of the package. As Global Head of Music, she's worked with Mr. Eazi, Ayra Starr, Amaarae, Adekunle Gold, and more. Now she's left Apple to build what's next. In this episode, Linda breaks down: 1. How a £12K personal investment in a startup turned into life-changing money when Apple acquired Platoon 2. What stock options, vesting, and equity actually mean — and why equity matters more than salary 3. How she negotiated her way from a £60K starting package to a £200K+ salary at Apple 4. The real cost of making a music star — why labels invest £10M+ into artists like Olivia Dean before they blow up 5. Drake's $300M deal, Rihanna's contract freedom, and why Beyoncé still has to deliver albums 6. Why AI-generated music on Suno is "detrimental to real art" and the controversy behind viral AI tracks 7. The pressure of being the only Black woman in a C-suite role, and why she stopped apologizing for her high standards Timestamps: 0:00 - Drake is a billion-dollar artist 2:00 - Navigating corporate as a C-suite executive 7:00 - From banking to a startup bought by Apple 10:00 - How much Platoon sold for 13:00 - Stock options and equity explained 17:00 - Her Apple salary and shares package 22:00 - "Salary is one thing, equity is everything" 27:00 - Friendships at different income levels 39:00 - The unsexy side of business that makes you rich 43:00 - Signing and developing artists like Ayra Starr 45:00 - Is there still money in the music industry? 51:00 - Rihanna, Beyoncé and the business of contracts 1:01:00 - AI music and the Suno trend 1:03:00 - Being the only Black woman in the room 1:08:00 - Why she left Apple and what's next Follow Linda on Socials: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/asklychee/ Substack: https://officehours24.substack.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/linda-ayoola/ Stanstore: https://stan.store/lindaayoola Get My Personal Budgeter here: https://www.thebreakresources.com/products/budget-planner Follow the Break Social on Instagram for updates: https://www.instagram.com/thebreaksocial/ For Business and Sponsorship Opportunities: speaktothebreak@gmail.com #LindaAyoola #AppleMusic #Platoon #MusicIndustry #StockOptions #Equity #CSuite #BlackWomenInBusiness #MusicBusiness #Drake #Beyonce #Rihanna #CareerAdvice Keywords: Linda Ayoola, Apple Music, Platoon, music industry money, stock options explained, equity vs salary, Apple shares, C-suite executive, women in music, music contracts, Drake deal, Rihanna contract, Beyoncé album, AI music, Suno, Ayra Starr, Mr Eazi, salary negotiation, startup acquisition, career advice for women, Drake Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Sign up to my newsletter at https://www.thebreakresources.com and click the sign up button! Can't wait to connect with you. Isan Elba, Idris Elba's daughter, doesn't fit the nepo baby stereotype. She dropped out of film school, built a tech platform to tackle beauty product waste, and has a lot to say about nepotism and privilege. In this episode, Isan breaks down: 1. Why "my dad's money is not my money" and how she was raised to build her own path 2. The difference between Black and white nepotism, and why people root for one and resent the other 3. How receiving thousands of dollars in free beauty products led her to found Beauty Access, a platform redistributing unused products to women in need 4. The beauty industry's failure to take Black women seriously in marketing, hiring, and product development 5. What Love Island reveals about how Black women are positioned in media Timestamps: 0:00 - Black nepotism vs white nepotism 5:42 - Growing up 13:10 - Dropping out of film school 18:30 - Founding Beauty Access 25:00 - "I am not Mother Teresa" 32:15 - The beauty industry's Black women problem 44:50 - Love Island and representation 58:20 - "The passion comes through the process" Connect with Isan Elba: https://www.instagram.com/isanelba/ https://www.instagram.com/beautyaccess/ Get My Personal Budgeter here: https://www.thebreakresources.com/products/budget-planner Follow the Break Social on Instagram for updates: https://www.instagram.com/thebreaksocial/ For Business and Sponsorship Opportunities: speaktothebreak@gmail.com #IsanElba #IdrisElba #BlackNepotism #NepoBaby #BeautyAccess #BeautyIndustry #Privilege Keywords: Isan Elba, Idris Elba daughter, black nepotism, nepo baby, nepotism debate, beauty access, beauty product waste, Idris Elba family, representation in beauty, privilege and responsibility, nepo baby interview, Isan Elba interview Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Sign up for early access and take control of your money: https://mailchi.mp/thebreakplatform/wealthy-weekend-retreat I've tested a lot of ways to build wealth. In this video, I'm ranking my 5 best investments from worst to best. I break down: Property, I own 7 properties, but I think the UK housing market is a bubble. Picking Individual Stocks - My Nvidia investment returned 15x, but 90% of active stock pickers underperform index funds over 10 years Angel Investing - The uncomfortable truth: 60–70% of individual angel investments return nothing. But one 10x exit changes everything. 2 Index Funds & ETFs - The S&P 500 has returned ~10% per year for 30 years. A Stocks and Shares ISA lets you invest £20,000/year completely tax-free. Time in the market beats timing the market 1 Building a Business - My #1 wealth-building tool. Working for someone else has an income ceiling. Building an audience and selling to them removes it entirely This is not generic money advice. This is how I actually think about building wealth. Want to know the best investments for building generational wealth? I am ranking five asset classes based on my banking and angel investing experience. I've tested a lot of ways to build wealth. In this video, I'm ranking my 5 best investments from worst to best. I break down: Property, I own 7 properties, but I think the UK housing market is a bubble. Picking Individual Stocks - My Nvidia investment returned 15x, but 90% of active stock pickers underperform index funds over 10 years Angel Investing - The uncomfortable truth: 60–70% of individual angel investments return nothing. But one 10x exit changes everything. 2 Index Funds & ETFs - The S&P 500 has returned ~10% per year for 30 years. A Stocks and Shares ISA lets you invest £20,000/year completely tax-free. Time in the market beats timing the market 1 Building a Business - My #1 wealth-building tool. Working for someone else has an income ceiling. Building an audience and selling to them removes it entirely This is not generic money advice. This is how I actually think about building wealth. You can browse everything here and sign up to my newsletter: https://www.thebreakresources.com My fave to start with - Personal Budgeter: https://www.thebreakresources.com/products/budget-planner Follow the Break Social on Instagram for updates: https://www.instagram.com/thebreaksocial/ For Business and Sponsorship Opportunities: speaktothebreak@gmail.com #PatriciaBright #GenerationalWealth #Investing #IndexFunds #AngelInvesting #StocksAndSharesISA #WealthBuilding Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Sign up to my newsletter at https://www.thebreakresources.com and click the sign up button! Can't wait to connect with you. Isan Elba, Idris Elba's daughter, doesn't fit the nepo baby stereotype. She dropped out of film school, built a tech platform to tackle beauty product waste, and has a lot to say about nepotism and privilege. In this episode, Isan breaks down: 1. Why "my dad's money is not my money" and how she was raised to build her own path 2. The difference between Black and white nepotism, and why people root for one and resent the other 3. How receiving thousands of dollars in free beauty products led her to found Beauty Access, a platform redistributing unused products to women in need 4. The beauty industry's failure to take Black women seriously in marketing, hiring, and product development 5. What Love Island reveals about how Black women are positioned in media Timestamps: 0:00 - Black nepotism vs white nepotism 5:42 - Growing up 13:10 - Dropping out of film school 18:30 - Founding Beauty Access 25:00 - "I am not Mother Teresa" 32:15 - The beauty industry's Black women problem 44:50 - Love Island and representation 58:20 - "The passion comes through the process" Connect with Isan Elba: / isanelba / beautyaccess Get My Personal Budgeter here: https://www.thebreakresources.com/pro... Follow the Break Social on Instagram for updates: / thebreaksocial For Business and Sponsorship Opportunities: speaktothebreak@gmail.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Ayesha Ofori walked away from Goldman Sachs because she was tired of "making rich men richer." Now she's built her own wealth, a multi-property portfolio, startup investments, and a mission to help everyday people build real financial freedom. In this episode, Ayesha breaks down: Why the ultra-rich "very rarely use their own money" and how they use leverage to multiply wealth The difference between saving and investing and why cash ISAs are actually losing you money Her core-satellite investment strategy: boring index funds as the foundation, high-risk startups and property as the growth engine Why traditional buy-to-let is dead in the UK and what she does instead The unspoken truth about being a Black woman in high finance: "looking the part" to gain access How SEIS and EIS tax relief turns startup investing into one of the UK's most powerful wealth-building tools This is how someone who managed money for the 1% thinks about building her own. Timestamps: 0:00 - Leaving Goldman Sachs: "I was making rich men richer" 4:15 - What it takes to be taken seriously as a Black woman in finance 10:20 - Saving vs. investing: the fundamental difference 18:45 - "Cash is not your friend" — why inflation is eroding your savings 25:00 - The core-satellite strategy explained 36:00 - How the ultra-rich use leverage (and you can too) 42:00 - Accessing deals the wealthy gatekeep 50:30 - SEIS/EIS: the UK's best-kept investment secret 1:01:00 - Why buy-to-let is dead 1:09:00 - "Start early. Compounding is the eighth wonder of the world." Get My Personal Budgeter here - https://www.thebreakresources.com/resources/p/the-budget-planner Follow the Break Social on Instagram for updates: https://www.instagram.com/thebreaksocial/ For Business and Sponsorship Opportunities: speaktothebreak@gmail.com Connect with Ayesha: https://www.instagram.com/ayesha.ofori https://ayeshaofori.com/ #AyeshaOfori #WealthBuilding #Investing #FinancialFreedom #GoldmanSachs #PropertyInvesting #StocksAndSharesISA Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Tamara went from photographer to one of the world's most recognised female personal brands. On this episode of The Break, Tamara Williams reveals the exact personal brand strategy she used to build her empire, and how women can use the same system to stand out, get paid, and stop shrinking. What you'll learn: The #1 personal branding mistake women make (and why it's keeping you stuck) Tamara's "Prove It Cycle", a 4-step framework to move from wanting something to becoming it How to choose the right social media platform for your brand Why women chronically undercharge, and how to fix it The difference between faking it and documenting your journey How to build a personal brand from scratch, even if you're starting over Follow the Break Social on Instagram for updates: @thebreaksocial For Business and Sponsorship Opportunities: speaktothebreak@gmail.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
At 17, she was homeless, living in hostels, with a premature baby and no blueprint. Today her fashion brand has appeared in Vogue and Harper's Bazaar and turned over £4 million. This is the real story of how she built it and what almost broke her. What we cover:00:00 Introduction 02:32 From homelessness at 17 to starting a fashion brand after redundancy and a side hustle beginning as a new mum 05:32 Building in private and why she stepped back from founder content to protect her privacy and choose marketing that fits her 11:23 Rokeya’s founder journey from side hustle to full-time (and how responsibility early in life and community expectations shaped her approach) 19:02 Why there is no fixed path in business or life and how unconventional journeys can still lead to success 23:31 Balancing relationships and ambition as a modern woman (and how to build success alongside personal life) 25:02 Revenue milestones and why profit matters more than turnover when it comes to real business sustainability 29:29 Rebuilding from scratch by restructuring, hiring experts, and removing ego to scale 33:26 The importance of a close support circle and the role of trusted friends throughout the journey 38:42 Becoming your own biggest support system through self-belief, resilience, and confidence 40:11 The reality of success versus expectation including gratitude, rest, and learning to step out of day-to-day operations 44:16 Hiring lessons for growth including slow hiring, fast decisions, referrals, and maintaining high standards 50:28 Motherhood while running a business and managing time as a single parent entrepreneur 57:04 Feeling behind in life? Why personal timelines matter more than comparison Get My Personal Budgeter here - https://www.thebreakresources.com/resources/p/the-budget-planner If you’re an ambitious woman who wants to get clarity on where your money goes and build wealth for the future, sign up for early access to my online wealthy weekend retreat. Spots are limited, so if this sounds like you, sign up now! https://mailchi.mp/thebreakplatform/wealthy-weekend-retreat Follow the Break Social on Instagram for updates: https://www.instagram.com/thebreaksocial/ For Business and Sponsorship Opportunities: speaktothebreak@gmail.com Follow Rokeya on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rxkeya/ Follow Khanums on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/khanums/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
On this episode of The Break, I sit down with Nicole from The London Accountant to unpack how UK business tax really works and why so many new entrepreneurs feel overwhelmed when they start a limited company. We get into the real gaps in financial education, from misunderstanding how accounting actually works to why tax fear holds so many people back from growing. We talk through the most common tax mistakes small business owners make, from director’s loans and corporation tax surprises to pricing issues that quietly hurt profitability. Nicole also explains why monthly financial visibility, personal budgeting, and building a simple financial model before starting a business can completely change your results. What we cover: 0:00 Introduction 0:57 From corporate to entrepreneurship: Nicole’s career shift explained 05:41 Why real-world experience often matters more than qualifications in business finance 07:37 The most common tax mistakes small business owners make (and why they happen) 13:49 Is the UK accountancy system broken? The gap between accountants and business owners 22:30 The most costly mistake entrepreneurs make with their pricing strategy 27:49 How personal life and mindset can directly impact money decisions in business 35:39 How director’s loans work and the most common mistakes UK business owners make with them 42:33 Balancing motherhood and entrepreneurship while running a finance business 48:35 Tax avoidance vs tax efficiency: what’s legal, what’s risky, and what’s misunderstood 53:11 The one financial planning tool every entrepreneur should use before starting a business Get My Personal Budgeter here - https://www.thebreakresources.com/resources/p/the-budget-planner Follow the Break Social on Instagram for updates: https://www.instagram.com/thebreaksocial/ For Business and Sponsorship Opportunities: speaktothebreak@gmail.com #taxsupport #businesstax #businessfinance Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
On this episode of The Break, I sit down with Mia McGrath, a 25-year-old who made the brave decision to quit her job after building her wealth. We explore the importance of effective money management and how understanding money psychology can lead to long-term happiness, rather than being stuck at day one. We talk personal finance tips, "Frugal Chic", and the significance of financial education to help you learn how to manage money effectively and avoid emotional spending. Get My Personal Budgeter here - https://www.thebreakresources.com/resources/p/the-budget-planner Follow the Break Social on Instagram for updates: https://www.instagram.com/thebreaksocial/ For Business and Sponsorship Opportunities: speaktothebreak@gmail.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Something big is happening to the global economy right now - and most people either don't know about it, don't understand it, or are too overwhelmed to figure out what it means for their actual lives. In this video, I'm breaking down the three major forces shaking the economy simultaneously, what it actually means for your money, and the moves you need to make right now to protect yourself. Get My Personal Budgeter here - https://www.thebreakresources.com/products/budget-planner Timestamps: 0:00 - Why Your Cost of Living Keeps Going Up 1:38 - The 3 Forces Shaking the Economy Right Now 1:54 - Force 1: The Middle East Conflict & Energy Crisis 2:57 - Force 2: Tariff Wars & Your Shopping Basket 3:57 - Force 3: Financial Market Volatility 4:51 - What This Means for Your Money in Plain English 5:08 - Step 1: Audit Your Exposure 5:35 - Step 2: Build Your Emergency Fund 6:32 - Step 3: Tackle Your Debt First 7:06 - Should You Still Be Investing Right Now? 8:07 - Sectors Worth Watching 8:59 - The Realistic Outlook: Optimistic vs Uncomfortable Get My Personal Budgeter here - https://www.thebreakresources.com/resources/p/the-budget-planner Follow the Break Social on Instagram for updates: https://www.instagram.com/thebreaksocial/ For Business and Sponsorship Opportunities: speaktothebreak@gmail.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
In today’s episode of The Break, Patricia sits down with the one and only Timothy Armoo—the co-founder of Fanbytes, a Gen Z-focused marketing agency that shook up the digital world! From starting his first business at 14 to landing on Forbes’ 30 Under 30, Timo shares his journey, lessons learned, and tips for anyone looking to disrupt the status quo. You can also watch the full episodes on YouTube and listen on all podcast apps. Connect with Timo on Instagram: @timarmoo Connect with The Break and Patricia on socials to keep up to date Instagram @thebreaksocial @patriciabright TikTok @thebreaksocial @patriciabright Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
In this episode of The Break, Patricia sits down with the incredible Mitchell Halliday, the creative genius behind the cult-favorite beauty brand Made By Mitchell! From starting as a self-taught makeup artist to becoming one of the most recognized names in the beauty industry, Mitchell shares how he built his empire, stayed true to his creativity, and made waves in the world of makeup. You won’t want to miss it! We are also delighted that we are partnering with Klarna for this series. Klarna is all about giving you control and flexibility with your spending, offering a choice of secure payments that suit you! Klarna's Pay in 3/Pay in 30 days are unregulated credit agreements. Borrowing more than you can afford or paying late may negatively impact your financial status and ability to obtain credit. 18+, UK residents only. Subject to status. Ts&Cs and late fees apply. You can also watch the full episodes on YouTube and listen on all podcast apps. Connect with Mitchell on Instagram: @mmmitchell Connect with The Break and Patricia on socials to keep up to date Instagram @thebreaksocial @patriciabright TikTok @thebreaksocial @patriciabright Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Jada Sezer, model, mental health advocate, and host of her own podcast, joins Patricia Bright on The Break for an inspiring conversation. Together, they discuss the evolution of body positivity, the importance of authentic brand positioning, and how to take control of your finances. With Jada’s unique insights as a podcast host and advocate for self-confidence, this episode is packed with major advice pointers! Tune in! We are also delighted that we are partnering with Klarna for this series. Klarna is all about giving you control and flexibility with your spending, offering a choice of secure payments that suit you! Klarna's Pay in 3/Pay in 30 days are unregulated credit agreements. Borrowing more than you can afford or paying late may negatively impact your financial status and ability to obtain credit. 18+, UK residents only. Subject to status. Ts&Cs and late fees apply. You can also watch the full episodes on YouTube and listen on all podcast apps. Connect with Stef on Instagram: @jadasezer Connect with The Break and Patricia on socials to keep up to date Instagram @thebreaksocial @patriciabright TikTok @thebreaksocial @patriciabright Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
This week we have invited Stef Williams to The Break Podcast! Her passion towards fitness has led to her booming online presence and the creation of This Is Sefi and We Glow. Tune in to hear us speak about holistic wealth, leaning into your power, career risks and so much more. We are also delighted that we are partnering with Klarna for this series. Klarna is all about giving you control and flexibility with your spending, offering a choice of secure payments that suit you! Klarna's Pay in 3/Pay in 30 days are unregulated credit agreements. Borrowing more than you can afford or paying late may negatively impact your financial status and ability to obtain credit. 18+, UK residents only. Subject to status. Ts&Cs and late fees apply. You can also watch the full episodes on YouTube and listen on all podcast apps. Connect with Stef on Instagram: @stef.williams Connect with The Break and Patricia on socials to keep up to date Instagram @thebreaksocial @patriciabright TikTok @thebreaksocial @patriciabright Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
For this week’s episode Patricia invites Debodun Osekita, founder of Stock Pickers Academy and multi-asset hedge fund trader turned investing and careers coach. Today we’ll be exploring topics relating to female intuition, the silent killers of wealth, and much more. Tune in to answer your questions surrounding investment and leveling up. We are also delighted that we are partnering with Klarna for this series. Klarna is all about giving you control and flexibility with your spending, offering a choice of secure payments that suit you! Klarna's Pay in 3/Pay in 30 days are unregulated credit agreements. Borrowing more than you can afford or paying late may negatively impact your financial status and ability to obtain credit. 18+, UK residents only. Subject to status. Ts&Cs and late fees apply. You can also watch the full episodes on YouTube and listen on all podcast apps. Connect with Debodun on Instagram: @manlikedebs Connect with The Break and Patricia on socials to keep up to date Instagram @thebreaksocial @patriciabright TikTok @thebreaksocial @patriciabright Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Today is an extra special episode because we’ve got not one, but two very important people from Patricia’s life joining her today - her sister Maureen and her cousin Erica. It really is a family affair. This episode we are exploring conversations about blending family and business, what to do when there is no safety net, generational wealth management and so much more. Join us for some unfiltered conversation and insights into how we continue to make it. We are also delighted that we are partnering with Klarna for this series. Klarna is all about giving you control and flexibility with your spending, offering a choice of secure payments that suit you! Klarna's Pay in 3/Pay in 30 days are unregulated credit agreements. Borrowing more than you can afford or paying late may negatively impact your financial status and ability to obtain credit. 18+, UK residents only. Subject to status. Ts&Cs and late fees apply. You can also watch the full episodes on YouTube and listen on all podcast apps. Connect with The Break and Patricia on socials to keep up to date Instagram @thebreaksocial @patriciabright TikTok @thebreaksocial @patriciabright Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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The Break Social is back! Patricia is re-immersing herself into one of her favorite online spaces by inviting in topics about balancing it all, hustling as a trauma response and so much more. From debunking the "marry rich" myth to asking if wellness is only for the wealthy, we’re here to question it all and in turn you get to question her. Tune in and join Patricia for some candid insights and tips into a balanced, fulfilling life - on your own terms. We are also delighted that we are partnering with Klarna for this series. Klarna is all about giving you control and flexibility with your spending, offering a choice of secure payments that suit you! You can also watch the full episodes on YouTube and listen on all podcast apps. Connect with The Break and Patricia on socials to keep up to date Instagram @thebreaksocial @patriciabright TikTok @thebreaksocial @patriciabright Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
This week we dive into the world of entrepreneurship and explore different strategies for building a business. In this episode, we uncover an intriguing concept - how to leverage your weaknesses for success. Join us as we discuss powerful insights and practical tips on how to turn your vulnerabilities into strengths, propelling your business towards greatness. Get ready to uncover the secret weapon that can utterly transform your entrepreneurial journey. Tune in now and embark on a path to conquer your limitations and achieve extraordinary success. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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