Serena was born with a silver spoon in her mouth, but it tarnished. Her life fell apart when she was just four years old. After her parents divorce, Serena’s brother went to live with her father, while she remained with her mother. Then one day, when left unsupervised, her older brother died in a tragic accident. This event precipitated years of being bounced around between family members. Not living with her biological parents, Serena felt a drive to be self-sufficient, and has found entrepreneurial success. In the episode of The Now What Pod, Serena joins us to share her story. 

 

Topics Discussed:

Serena’s childhood

The Accident

Learning of her Brother’s Death

How children process death

Survival

Becoming Financially Independent

Being an entrepreneur during the pandemic

Becoming a mom during Covid 

Shared Custody

 

Resources:

Buy Serena’s Book https://amzn.to/3navFzT

 

About Serena Holmes:

Serena Holmes is the CEO of multi-award winning brand experience agency Tigris Events. She has spearheaded more than 12,000 brand building activations across Canada over the last 18 years.

In addition, she recently transitioned her real estate license and launched her first book, The Accidental Entrepreneur – which is part memoir, part “nuts and bolts” business book.

The book chronicles Serena’s experience going from surviving a difficult childhood to thriving as a self-styled, private enterprise, thriving entrepreneur.

 

Support The Now What Pod’s drive to upgrade our audio equipment

Buy Us a Coffee

Patreon - and access special episodes and content

 

Want to be a guest on The Now What Pod?

You can reach us at 

Email: [email protected]

IG/FB/TikTok: @thenowwhatpod