Women, Wealth and Wine Gemma Clare

We can talk about careers; about whether you want to climb the corporate ladder or whether you want to leave the corporate world and pursue a career path that involves you being your own boss and following your purpose or passion. We can also talk about how and where to invest money for growth and security over the long term. But the issue that comes up again and again, is our relationship with money. The money blocks we have can prevent us from gaining wealth and most certainly from maintaining it!Despite consistently progressing in my career and getting significant pay rises I stayed broke throughout my twenties. I was in my thirties before I realised it was the stories I told myself that was keeping me in that position. In this episode we dive into money mindset, how our beliefs around money are formed and the money blocks that show up in our behaviours and how that is keeping us broke!
For more information on money mindset and limiting beliefs around money and wealth head to the website or connect with me on instagram.For details on the next Money Mindset Re-Set course leave you info here. If you would like to collaborate on a Podcast episode let me know here.

With my background in Financial Advisory I work with a lot of coaching clients, especially women, on their beliefs around money. In this episode I share with you a personal story about my relationship with money during my late teens and early twenties. My beliefs around money had me working around the clock in 5 different jobs, 7 days a week.  But my focus on 'hard work' meant I missed what was going on around me. Enjoy listening.For more information on money mindset and limiting beliefs around money and wealth head to the website or connect with me on instagram.For details on the next Money Mindset Re-Set course leave you info here. If you would like to collaborate on a Podcast episode let me know here.

Faye Alexander is the Director of three UK based international events management companies, Alexander Events and KES. This year, in the space of a few weeks Faye went from sitting in a pitch in London, looking like they had won bids for events booking in England, Wales, China and America scheduling them through to 2021, to almost losing the business entirely. Once it became glaringly obvious that in person events were not happening this year, Faye had no choice but to pivot into the online space. The challenge was that recreating a 450 delegate conference with 12 rooms, filled with 3 days of key note speakers, break out networking rooms and round table events, just couldn’t be done on the standard online platforms that had burst into the market throughout 2020. So, she had to create, design, test and launch their own. This is her story...