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Ruby Raut is the incredible founder of Wuka, the game-changing brand making period-proof underwear from sustainable materials. Ruby's journey is nothing short of incredible - from growing up in Nepal and fleeing to London with just 93p in her bank account, to building a globally recognised business. She takes us back to her childhood in Nepal, highlighting the cultural and economic challenges she faced, including the traditional practices surrounding menstruation. We dive deep into topics like the caste system, gender inequality, and the economic impact of periods. Plus, Ruby dishes on her entrepreneurial journey, the importance of sustainability, and the savvy financial moves that made Wuka a success. Trust us, you don't want to miss this one!
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In todays Curve Weekly there was a LOT of food chat. Gozmen y Gomez (a Mexican fast food chain) has gone public and it's share price is about as hot as it's jalapeños... The London stock exchange (the FTSE200) may lose it's reputation overnight, and if you're on the move while listening- you'll want to take a seat before you hear the latest stats about women's earning capacity with relation to their weight. It's not a headline we're proud to be reporting on. 
.....The Curve's 30-Day Habit Stacking Challenge starts today! If like us, your new healthy habits just don't stick. Join us on our new 30-Day Challenge! CHOOSE a healthy habit you want to implement (e.g. 10,000 steps).
CREATE a Feel Good Fund, and when you COMPLETE your habit for the day, TRANSFER $5-$10 into that account as a reward. Share yours on socials and tag us - we're going to match someones at the end of the month! *Up to $200NZD*
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This week we're hanging out with Kristen and Nat, the dynamic duo behind who launched the trading platform Hatch (hello, fractional shares!), and their new initiative Powrsuit with a mission of empowering more women to step into leadership roles.
We discuss the importance of demystifying investing, the challenges women face in the corporate world, and the concept of the 80/20 rule when it comes productivity. Expect lots of laughs, personal stories, savvy investing tips, and killer insights into how women can navigate and thrive in the business landscape.
Watch this episode on YouTube.
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Our wonderful editor Emily is away for a week, so coming to you today in its raw format is The Curve Weekly ‘UNEDITED’. What do we cover?
This week we spoke about everything from our new 30-day habit stacking challenge, through to what 'equity' is in a business. We cover Elon Musk's alleged misconduct and $56 billion dollar payout. Plus the latest news for Adobe and Lululemon stock......The Curve's 30-Day Habit Stacking Challenge:  If like us, your new healthy habits just don't stick. Join us on our new 30-Day Challenge! CHOOSE a healthy habit you want to implement (e.g. 10,000 steps) and SUBMIT it (for accountability) to our google form here.
When you COMPLETE your habit for the day, TRANSFER $5-$10 into your 'feel good fund' as a reward. Register, learn more about the challenge and complete the accountability form here.
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This episode was made possible by Neon NZ. There's a whole lot of new TV shows and movies being added to Neon for you to start watching this Autumn. To WIN a years membership head to our pinned IG post, OR to sign up via neontv.co.nz! You can get a subscription from $12.99 per month! 
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Today we're bringing you an episode that is as colourful and sparky as our guest, Lou Featherstone AKA Lu in Lu Land. After going down the traditional route of marriage and kids, Lou found herself discontent being a stay at home Mum. She grew up as a vicar’s daughter which meant her relationship with finances (+ men) were quite complex. In this conversation she opens up about her debt-filled teenage years, to stealing from her workplace as an adult, going through a divorce and then reclaiming her sexuality post-menopause. Lou is filled with golden advice. She epitomises what it means to reclaim your sense of self, no matter what your age. 
To see Lou in full technicolour (which we highly recommend), watch this episode on YouTube.
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To kick things off this week, we're discussing weekend indulgences and the psychology behind restaurant bread servings. Then it's all about the wild world of meme stocks, focusing on the infamous Roaring Kitty and his impact on GameStop's stock price. We also touch on the complexities of insider trading and market manipulation, and explore the concept of investing in commodities like gold. And to wrap it up, we've got news about the introduction of new banknotes featuring a rather youthful looking King Charles in the UK.
Get ready for The Curve Weekly LIVE next week!
This episode was made possible by Neon NZ. There's a whole lot of new TV shows and movies being added to Neon for you to start watching this Autumn. To WIN a years membership head to our pinned IG post, OR to sign up via neontv.co.nz! You can get a subscription from $12.99 per month! 
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