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- Say it Like a Fact - Freelancer Finances with Hannah Million
On this week's show I talk to Hannah Million, an account at a financial start-up that's making waves in the personal finance sphere. Armed with a background of manages the finance of business's she's now turning her attention to freelancer who are in desperate need to a financial tune-up.
In this episode you'll learn:
- Why its important to talk to strangers
- How to build in a pay rise into your job hunt WITHOUT the drama
- How much your poor cash flow is really costing you
Let me know what your key takeaways are on Instagram @kirathebold or by email [email protected]
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31 min - Childhood Stories and a new financial Blueprint
In this weeks episode Kira takes this one alone and dives into her current financial blueprint to explore how her 7-year-old self may still be holding her back from creating the kind of wealth she desires. This show is choc-a-block with takeaways for you to learn from and update your own money mindset.
Go to www.boldbrilliantbroke.com/resources for the meditations mentioned in this episode available from 20th September
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23 min - "Technically, I can't afford this collection but my future self needs it"Levi, otherwise known as Aissata Ibrahima comes on the show this week to talk about the jump from leaving a full-time job to going freelance. The ups and downs and all the fun in-between. She's playing a long game and going all in on her dreams of building a world-class fashion house but the entry cost is high. Listen-up to hear how she honours her journey and why her future self is one of the only version of her that matters.
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39 min - "No money, No Me"The effect of doing creative work for free, or a next to nothing payment has a profound affect on your life and the industries you work in. In this weeks episode Maria Arroyo, a recent RCA grad and Alexander McQueen Alumni, discusses why talking money early on is vital to defining yourself as a creative. She also walks us through the negotiation progress for her latest job offer which included a pay rise, a bonus on performance, and the company paying her rent and household bills.
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43 min - Green Light thinking *is* thinking without limitsIn todays episode I speak to Stephanie Irwin of the Fashion Originators Podcast on her thoughts on green light thinking. We talk about the origins of her project and the mindset tools she uses to over power her doubt, push past fears in order to bring her creative pursuits to life.
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34 min - "I'm Way to Big for my Boots but I Deserve More"
For the very first episode I had the pleasure of chatting to an old friend, Marcia Veiga. She's a born and bred Londoner who works as a PR account exec by day and a writer whenever she has a free moment.
We talk about 'getting paid your worth' and thanks to those of you who took part in my quick fire survey, we had a lot to discuss. There were four key questions from why you took that job for less money than you wanted, to what we think we're actually worth. I hope the universe hears this.
Want to take part in the next quiz? Get involved @kirathebold
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29 min - TrailerHere's to new starts and new beginnings. Come along on this adventure as we dive into what's in our wallets and what if all means. If anything?!
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About No Room For Doubt
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Author of the 90-day Future Self Journal, host of the No Room for Doubt Podcast and regular workshop facilitator, Kira is passionate about helping people unlock their most confident selves so they…
can achieve the bucket-list dreams they once considered impossible.
Her fun, high-vibe energy is a hallmark of her practical and results-focused approach to coaching that combines manifestation concepts and actionable mindset techniques for real-life applications. She's worked with global brands such as Adidas, Allbright, Juno, Reckless Development, and Topicals Skincare, and tbh she's just getting started.
She is also a coach in Coach Hood, a social impact organization making coaching accessible to young people who otherwise wouldn't have access.
Prior to starting coaching in 2020, Kira worked in fashion - an industry she once considered her dream career - and has worked with the likes of Asos, Paul Smith, ES Style, Dazed Magazine and Adidas.
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