Hot Girl Finance

Hot Girl Finance with Poppy Jamie and Aave

Finance, but hot. The world's best founders explaining money like their you're smartest friend. Hosted by Poppy Jamie. This is the official podcast for Hot Girl Finance, the weekly show for women who want in on how money really works. New episodes weekly. Subscribe to get them first. Powered by Aave App. The future of your finances starts here: aave.com/app Follow Hot Girl Finance: @hgf

  1. 5d ago

    How Writers Are Making $1 Million on Substack with Farrah Storr

    The publishing industry pays writers last and cuts them first. Substack pays 50 of its creators over $1 million a year. One woman edited Women's Health, Cosmopolitan and Elle, saw where it was all going, and left to build the other side. In this episode of Hot Girl Finance, Farrah Storr, Head of Substack International, breaks down exactly how the platform pays, who's getting rich, and why the industry that underpaid writers for a century is being replaced. In this episode: ◼️ The Substack business model, explained in one breath, who sets the price, who takes a cut, and where the money actually goes ◼️ The answer to "but how would anyone find me?" and why you don't need to bring an audience to start earning ◼️ What Farrah makes from one piece of writing a week, and how it compares to her editor's salary at Women's Health ◼️ The story behind The Free Press: built on Substack, sold for a number that changed how writers think about the platform ◼️ Why almost everyone starts as a side hustle, and the exact signal it's time to go all in ◼️ The one way writers should never use AI, and why readers can always tell ◼️ Why she says you haven't missed the boat, Substack is only just launching in France, Italy, Brazil and Japan The boat hasn't sailed. It's waiting for you. Subscribe⁩ for new episodes every week.💜 Stream on Spotify: https://tr.ee/hgfspotify 💜 Stream on Apple Podcasts: https://tr.ee/hgfapple 💜 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hgf/ 💸 Powered by Aave App. Start saving smarter: https://aave.com/app

    How Writers Are Making $1 Million on Substack with Farrah Storr
  2. Jun 17

    Sharmadean Reid: How to Build a World, Not Just a Brand

    Sharmadean Reid built a beauty empire from a nail salon in East London — and she's done it again from scratch. She grew up on free school meals in Wolverhampton, started working for entrepreneurs at 14, and turned a £20-a-week cash-in-hand job into a career building cultural phenomena. WAH Nails. Beautystack. And now 39 BC, a bathing brand that went from idea to nine stores across three countries in six months. In this episode, Sharmadean Reid — founder, author of The New Girl Code, and one of the most respected brand builders in the UK — breaks down exactly how she raises money, builds brands people obsess over, and designs a business around the life she actually wants to live. She shares the parts most founders keep to themselves:◼️ Why fundraising is really just sales, and the CRM and signalling system she uses to de-risk herself in investors' eyes long before the pitch ◼️ Why women can raise a first round but rarely a second, and how that second hurdle quietly kills female-founded businesses ◼️ How she builds a whole world instead of just a product, and why story beats the formula when what you're selling is mostly water ◼️ Why how you show up directly affects how much you can raise, and the brutal investor logic behind it ◼️ How she thinks about the stock market, why she treats investing as generational wealth and not a savings account, and how she clocked Nvidia years early New episodes every week. 💜 Stream on Spotify: https://tr.ee/hgfspotify 💜 Stream on Apple Podcasts: https://tr.ee/hgfapple 💜 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hgf/ 💸 Powered by Aave App. Start saving smarter: https://aave.com/app

    Sharmadean Reid: How to Build a World, Not Just a Brand
  3. Jun 10

    Amazon’s First Investor: Nick Hanauer on How the Rich Rigged the Economy

    Nick Hanauer was one of Jeff Bezos' first investors. Now he's telling other billionaires they have too much money. He grew up working in his family's pillow factory, helped start Amazon before anyone believed people would shop online, and sold a single company to Microsoft for $6 billion. By every measure, the system worked perfectly for him. That's exactly why he wants to tear it down. In this episode, Nick Hanauer, venture capitalist, first non-family investor in Amazon, and the man behind the viral essay "The Pitchforks Are Coming" - explains why the rich getting richer isn't just unfair, it's the thing quietly breaking the modern economy. In this episode, he says the parts most billionaires never will: ◼️ How selling pillows taught him more about Amazon's future than any expert and why he backed Jeff Bezos when people thought the whole idea was nuts ◼️ Why the top 1% have grown $21 trillion richer and how 50 years of economic policy made the bottom 90% poorer every single year ◼️ Why not one of America's 11,000 economists backed his $15 minimum wage and how the real-world results proved them wrong ◼️ What he really thinks of Musk, Zuckerberg, and Bezos and why he believes the economy now rewards the people who care least about everyone else ◼️ How AI could power the next wave of innovation or trigger a massive crash, and the simple policy changes that could shift $2 trillion back to working families New episodes every week. 💜 Stream on Spotify: https://tr.ee/hgfspotify 💜 Stream on Apple Podcasts: https://tr.ee/hgfapple 💜 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hgf/ 💸 Powered by Aave App. Start saving smarter: https://aave.com/app

    Amazon’s First Investor: Nick Hanauer on How the Rich Rigged the Economy

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Finance, but hot. The world's best founders explaining money like their you're smartest friend. Hosted by Poppy Jamie. This is the official podcast for Hot Girl Finance, the weekly show for women who want in on how money really works. New episodes weekly. Subscribe to get them first. Powered by Aave App. The future of your finances starts here: aave.com/app Follow Hot Girl Finance: @hgf

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