In this episode of the Girls in Property podcast, your host Athena is back with the fabulous Millie Bellotti—property investor and social media strategist—for an exciting deep dive into personal branding, property investment, and the power of community.

Before diving into the juicy details, Millie kicks things off with an update on her latest adventure—her new serviced accommodation investment—sharing both the wins and the challenges along the way.

Then, they get straight into the good stuff: social media strategies! They break down quick and easy tips for busy business owners and those who say, “I just don’t have time to post!” Millie reveals the secret sauce to consistency, staying engaged with your audience, and why building a strong community is key to personal and professional growth.

Athena and Millie also explore the huge role community plays in property investment, the ups and downs of personal branding, and why meeting in person can be a total game-changer. They get real about how women in property can support each other, tackle mindset blocks, and how sharing experiences—through case studies, meetups, and real talk—can lead to success.

The episode wraps up with a powerful reminder of the importance of authenticity, networking, and lifting each other up to navigate the challenges of the property world.

Tune in for a fun, insightful conversation packed with actionable tips you can start using right away!

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