In this episode, we’re jumping headfirst into the “Money Revealed 2020 Series”—this thing isn’t your average financial advice spiel. It’s like having a backstage pass to real talk on money from people who’ve actually been in the trenches. We’re talking seasoned investors, entrepreneurs, even retirement gurus, each with their own unique (and sometimes surprising) take on how to build, grow, and, well… keep your money.

Our guest shares their personal journey through the series, and trust me, it’s not all smooth sailing. There were some real struggles, some “how am I going to make it through this?” moments. But bit by bit, each expert threw out a lifeline—an insight, a strategy, or even just a different way to think about money that really stuck. It’s funny how a single piece of advice can sometimes be the spark that changes everything.

We dig into a few of these standout lessons. From investing tips that go beyond the usual “save and hope” approach to business advice that feels like insider info (imagine getting a cheat code for life), there’s so much here that’s actually… doable. Like, these aren’t just theories; they’re steps you can actually take today.

If you’re looking for a little more financial freedom—or maybe just some clarity in a world that loves to complicate money—you’re going to want to hear this. So tune in, and if the idea of taking control over your finances resonates, check out the series here and see if it’s your next step.

In this episode, we're taking a plunge—no, really—into the wild world of buying and living on a boat. Ever dreamt about it? That freedom of the open water, the salt in the air, the whole “leave it all behind” vibe? Well, our guest actually did it. And they’re here to talk about how that tiny spark of fascination turned into a full-on reality. We’re talking about everything: the crazy search for a boat that wouldn’t break the bank, the DIY transformation (because, honestly, most boats don’t come move-in ready), and all the insane ups and downs of making it work.

It’s not all smooth sailing, though—learning how to navigate, literally and otherwise, came with plenty of bumps and bruises (and a few hilarious moments). From figuring out how to, you know, actually sail, to finding an unexpected family among fellow boat-lovers, this story is equal parts gritty reality and romantic escape. And somehow, somewhere in all the chaos, our guest found confidence and courage they never knew they had. Who knew living on a boat could be so… transformative?

If you’re the type who’s always wondered if life could really be different—or if you’re just curious about this salty, adventurous lifestyle—this episode’s a must-listen. And hey, if you're seriously considering making the leap, check out the ebook here—they mention on buying a boat without breaking the bank. Dive in with us—literally or figuratively, it’s all good.

In this episode, we’re pulling back the curtain on the "Front Office Pro Series: Trade Floor Business Analysis" course—a must-hear for anyone who’s felt lost or overwhelmed in the chaotic world of trading. Our guest kicks things off by sharing their own rocky start, from those brutal early losses to discovering the insights that finally made it all click.

We’ll dig into the unique approach of this course, covering essentials like trade flow analysis, risk management, and the surprisingly vital skill of client relationship management. And if you’ve ever wondered how pros keep cool in market meltdowns (think GameStop levels of chaos), this episode offers a look into the kind of strategic thinking that really counts when it all hits the fan.

Whether you’re a seasoned trader or just starting, this conversation reveals what it takes to succeed on the trade floor. Ready to take your trading game to the next level? Click here to learn more and get started!

In the video "HOW I MADE MY FIRST $1 MILLION By Age 25 From Nothing: Tips On How You Can Make Your Millions"—from The Diary Of A CEO channel—Odetta Rockhead-Kerr tells her story of hitting that iconic million-dollar mark at just 25, from what she describes as humble beginnings. She doesn’t hold back on the nitty-gritty of her journey, either. She talks about the strategies that, for her, were game-changers, like the need to diversify income streams (no single source was ever gonna cut it for her), tackling and taming debt, and being relentlessly disciplined about saving and investing.

But it’s more than numbers. Odetta’s anecdotes dive into the messy, emotional side of financial freedom—the self-doubt, the setbacks, the times she almost gave up. Yet, she hammers home how crucial a tough, resilient mindset is to building real wealth. There’s something truly relatable and, well, surprising, when she talks about the power of giving back. It's not just about climbing to the top but about reaching a hand down to others and building a life that’s about more than just money.

For anyone on their own path to financial independence, her advice goes beyond the typical “money tips”—it’s like a blueprint for living with purpose and creating your own unique success. Check out the full video for all her insights, and be sure to subscribe if you’re on your own journey to that first million (or second, or tenth). This is the kind of real talk you won’t want to miss.

In the YouTube video "Make US$800 A Week Texting (Chatting) With These 10 Websites - Available Worldwide?" from Odetta Rockhead-Kerr’s channel, Odetta dives headfirst into the world of texting for cash—yes, actually earning real money just by messaging. After combing through over 20 different sites, she’s cut down the list to 10 solid, reliable options. It’s like she did all the gritty research so we don’t have to, right?

Each site she covers has its own unique setup and style. Some pay by the message, others by the hour, and a few offer totally unpredictable opportunities (who knows where a text conversation could lead?). And while it may sound too good to be true, Odetta keeps it real by sharing the potential pitfalls. Scammers? They’re out there, and she’s got advice on what to watch for—plus a solid reminder to keep things professional, honest, and above all, cautious. Apparently, when chatting for cash, integrity matters.

But there’s more than just the rundown of pay rates and payment options; this video has a real heartbeat. She doesn't just want viewers to chase a quick dollar; she’s all about showing how to make it a steady income stream if you’re willing to put in the hours. And a fair warning: this isn't a “get-rich-quick” dream, but more like a flexible, pocket-money gig that might add up if you stick with it.

Curious about these money-making sites and whether chatting for cash is your new side hustle? Then check out the video here, hit like if it helps, and maybe, just maybe, subscribe for more of Odetta’s wisdom.

In this episode, Krissy Cela – entrepreneur, fitness guru, and all-around powerhouse – opens up about her transformative journey. It wasn’t always smooth sailing, you know? There were moments, real tough ones, where her confidence was shattered—bullied as a young woman, struggling with self-worth, trying to find her place in a world that didn’t always seem to make room for her. It’s crazy to think, but it was those exact struggles that became the fuel for the empire she’s now built. She didn’t just rise above—she built herself up, from the ground.

The real kicker? Krissy emphasizes how honesty became her secret weapon. It’s like—what’s the point of doing all this if you’re not being real with yourself, right? In a world where perfection seems to be the standard, she talks about the brutal but beautiful reality of embracing imperfections, both in business and in life. And let’s be real, that’s not always easy, especially when you’re balancing the weight of your ambition with personal relationships. It's hard. But Krissy doesn’t shy away from those messy truths—she embraces them. The sacrifices? Oh, there have been plenty. The hustle? Relentless. But it’s the honesty about that grind, the grind that no one really talks about, that makes her story so real. So raw.

It’s not just about building a business. It’s about surviving the emotional rollercoaster, the chaos of it all—where ambition can either make you or break you, and sometimes, it does both at the same time. Krissy’s take on finding balance in the midst of it all? It’s like walking a tightrope between work and well-being, but, hey—if anyone can do it, it’s her.

So if you’re ready for a conversation that’s real, messy, and full of powerful insights into how to build something meaningful (without losing yourself in the process), head over to The Diary of a CEO YouTube channel. This one? You won’t want to miss it here.

In this raw and refreshing interview from The Diary of a CEO YouTube channel, Grace Beverley—yeah, the one who built a multi-million-pound empire by 24—dives into the whirlwind journey that got her to where she is today. And trust me, it's a ride that wasn’t all glitz and glam. There’s a lot of sweat, struggle, and real-talk in this conversation.

Grace isn’t just talking about what it took to build a business; she’s laying bare the moments when she questioned everything. She discusses how, as a woman in business, she faced – and still faces – unique challenges. But what’s fascinating is her perspective. It's not just about hitting targets or creating a brand. No, it’s the mental battles, the hustle, and the pressure of social media constantly looming in the background. It’s almost as if you’re watching someone trying to stay grounded in a storm.

She goes into the tough stuff too. Like the way success can be more of a marathon than a sprint, how sacrifices pile up, and the things she learned (the hard way) about mental health and burnout. But here’s the kicker—she’s figured out how to balance it all. Or at least, she’s learning. It’s about finding a way to juggle work, life, and self-care, and honestly, it’s a lot harder than people make it seem.

But hey, that’s what makes Grace’s story so inspiring—because it’s real. It’s messy. And it’s not just about winning, but about figuring out what truly matters along the way.

So, yeah, don’t just scroll past this one. Head over to The Diary of a CEO YouTube channel, hit play, and see how Grace turned her passion into a thriving empire. If you're even remotely curious about success (or just about how someone that young does it), this is for you.

👉 Don't miss it—watch the full interview here and get ready for some serious inspiration

In this riveting episode of The Diary of a CEO, Stephen Bartlett sits down with Patricia Bright, an unstoppable force in the world of content creation, entrepreneurship, and—let’s not forget—motherhood. Her story is anything but ordinary—growing up on a council estate, Patricia never imagined she’d one day be sitting in front of a camera, sharing her wisdom with millions. But life has a funny way of working itself out, doesn’t it? And for Patricia, it all started with one thing—dreaming bigger. So, how did a girl from humble beginnings make her millions? Well, it’s a combination of grit, guts, and a dash of good timing.

In this conversation, Patricia takes us back to her early years—her upbringing, her cultural heritage, and the financial struggles she had to overcome (we all have them, right?)—and shows how these experiences didn’t limit her; they shaped her. And let's be real, sometimes that’s the best foundation you can have. She reveals how a decision to leave corporate banking—a "safe" job, no less—was the pivotal moment in her journey, and how she chose to take that leap of faith into the unknown world of YouTube, where she’s become an undeniable star.

But here's the twist—success doesn’t come without its own challenges. Patricia discusses the unique pressures of being a woman in the spotlight, navigating the labyrinth of social media, public expectations, and of course, the haters who never seem to go away. It’s raw, it’s real, and it’s a struggle that’s all too familiar. And yet, through it all, she found the one thing that has kept her grounded: authenticity. In a world of filters, fake news, and highlight reels, Patricia stayed true to herself—and look where it’s gotten her.

So, go ahead—tune in to this must-see episode of The Diary of a CEO on YouTube, and listen to how Patricia’s hard-won wisdom could just be the spark you need to reframe your own goals. We could all use a reminder that staying true to yourself is not only possible, it’s the best way to build a career that’s both successful and meaningful. Don't miss out, click here! This conversation is packed with insights that can change your life.

In this candid, no-holds-barred episode of The Diary of a CEO, Stephen Bartlett opens up about how he turned his podcast into a $1.2 million-a-year business. Spoiler alert: it wasn’t by following the conventional playbook. Forget the glossy promises of overnight success—Stephen’s journey is grounded in grit and, yes, a little bit of luck. But mostly it’s about consistency. Like, really, really sticking with it. That’s one of the first things he digs into—how sticking to a publishing schedule, even when the views aren’t rolling in, is what kept the momentum going.

And then there’s this whole "leveraging guest audiences" thing. It’s genius, right? Bring in the big names, and suddenly, you’ve got access to their massive following. But here's the twist—he doesn't just rely on their audiences to grow; he nurtures those relationships, makes sure the content hits the right notes, and builds his own empire brick by brick, or, well, podcast by podcast. That’s what makes this different. It’s not about overnight growth or jumping on trends—it’s about doing the work consistently.

Of course, let’s not forget the money part (because, let’s face it, it’s impressive). Stephen doesn’t sugarcoat it: his podcast makes serious bank. But, here’s where it gets real—he’s not just in it for the cash flow. His motivations? They’re rooted in something deeper. The joy he gets from the process, the way the podcast challenges him to constantly evolve, to learn new things, to connect with people in ways he never thought possible.

Unexpected perks? Oh yeah. Stephen talks about how podcasting has changed him as a person. It’s not just about the content. It's the journaling, the self-reflection, the clarity that comes with being forced to communicate—sometimes when you don’t even have it all figured out. You start feeling like you're not just creating content—you’re evolving.

So, why not catch the full episode on The Diary of a CEO YouTube channel here? Trust me, it’s packed with juicy details, personal stories, and—if you’re trying to launch your own podcast or business—insights that could change everything for you. Stephen’s not just talking success; he’s breaking it down into bite-sized, real-world advice. You won’t want to miss this one.

In this captivating episode of The Diary of a CEO, Stephen Bartlett sits down with Molly Mae Hague, the Creative Director of PrettyLittleThing, to unpack her extraordinary journey from reality TV star to one of the most influential names in fashion. At just 22, Molly Mae has accomplished what most can only dream of, leveraging her Love Island fame and social media savvy to reshape the influencer landscape and step into the corporate world with PLT.

During this conversation, Molly Mae opens up about the pressures and responsibilities that come with her new role, her relentless drive to establish herself as a serious businesswoman, and the resilience it takes to thrive under constant public scrutiny. She shares the highs, the lows, and the unexpected hurdles—including a traumatic home burglary—that have shaped her perspective on fame, success, and personal growth.

Catch this episode on The Diary of a CEO YouTube channel to hear Molly Mae’s raw, unfiltered insights on balancing ambition with authenticity in a world where the lines between business and personal branding blur. Her story is a masterclass in building resilience and staying grounded—don’t miss it if you’re looking for real-world advice on breaking boundaries and taking ownership of your path!