Money Memories

Linda Cheung knew early that she didn’t want to be ruled by money.

Linda is a climate artist and activist based in Miami, Florida. She founded Before It's Too Late (BITL) to bring together artists, innovators, students and community to build a more sustainable society and restore our natural world. Prior to BITL, Linda held 9 years of professional experience in the marketing, finance and renewable energy industries. Linda has also worked on international social impact projects in Guatemala, Kenya and India, and she grew up helping her entrepreneurial family launch restaurants and other small businesses.

Before It's Too Late

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Caroline is an artist whose journey is as colorful as the fabric on her custom punch needle creations.

After graduating from the Savannah College of Art and Design with a B.F.A in Fibers, Caroline moved out to San Francisco, where she now works as an Assistant Art Director for Gap Online.

Alongside her professional career, Caroline runs a small but growing handmade textile and homegoods business called Punch Color Studio. In the last year, the business has grown to include in-person and virtual workshops where Caroline instructs students in learning a modern take on the traditional craft of punch needle. She hopes to continue to inspire creativity in the years to come and looks forward to further evolving her business. 

 Join us, and learn how Caroline used the lessons she learned by saving for a Barbie Dream house as a little girl to help grow a successful creative side hustle!

 Punch Color Studio

https://www.punchcolorstudio.com/

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Welcome to Money Memories! The podcast designed to make money conversations less taboo - one money memory  at a time. 

I’m your host, Ilona, and each week, I interview a different set of guests about their earliest or most impactful experiences with money, and how it’s affected their personal development.

What's Your Money Memory?