In this first episode of Building a Business at 30 (With No Money & No Clue), I finally stop thinking and start doing. If you’re 30-ish, juggling a full-time job, broke, and low-key dreaming of becoming your own boss — this podcast is for you.

🎧 In this episode:

• Why I’m starting a business now (even with no money)

• What “building in public” actually looks like

• The fears, doubts, and daily chaos behind the dream

• What this podcast/youtube journey will look like week-by-week

This show is a weekly check-in for anyone feeling behind, overwhelmed, and totally unsure… but also weirdly determined.

Because honestly, what have we got to lose?

👉 Follow the pod, share it with your most chaotic friend, and let’s see where this takes us.

New episodes every week 🎙️
Hosted by Celia Mansour — digital marketer, first-time founder, and full-time overthinker.

Turning 30 is weird. You're supposed to have savings, a skincare routine, a career you love, and a 5-year plan… meanwhile, you’re Googling “can dogs be emotional support animals for career burnout” and wondering if selling feet pics is a valid side hustle. (It is. But that’s not the point.)

In this intro episode, I’m laying it all out — why I started this podcast, why I feel like everyone else is thriving while I’m debating oat milk vs rent, and why I think we need more unfiltered convos about being "almost grown."

If you’ve ever:

• ​Wanted to quit your job but also love health insurance
• ​Wondered why your grocery bill is higher than your salary
• ​Felt behind in life just because Instagram said so
• ​Or stared at your dog wondering if they have life more figured out than you...
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You’re in the right place.

This is Turning 30: The Almost Grown Diaries — part therapy, part comedy, part identity crisis. New episodes every week. Come for the laughs, stay for the oversharing.

🎧 Hit follow and let’s survive this adulting thing together.

Turning 30: stable job, rising anxiety, no house, and way too many oat lattes. In this first episode, I dive into the chaos of being "almost grown" — balancing a 9–5 in tech, dreaming of entrepreneurship, feeling broke in London, and questioning if this is what adulthood is supposed to feel like. Spoiler: I don’t have the answers, but maybe we can figure it out together.