Happy New Year 🥳 If you loved this episode, Ayesha and the Propelle team are running a 6 week Financial Empowerment Programme to help you build an investment plan for 2025. Use code: LAMIDE25 for 25% off propelle.io/masterclass/ If you weren’t able to download the app due to being outside the UK, this is the perfect opportunity for you to learn more!
Hi Elizabeth, thank you for this. Very keen to access her app and masterclasses but I see that they are not available to people outside the UK. Is there scope for you to speak to Ayesha and team to allow access to other markets? I'm based in Zambia.
That coworker gatekeeping property investment is soooo real!!!! There are people that don’t want to help because they fear that you will do better than them.
She reminds me so much of myself. I am a Caribbean American woman who did not come from Money. However I was a teacher then got divorced, lost a few of my properties in that process. I went back to get my MBA and that completely changed my perspective on the world. I now work in the investments/wealth management space for a major corporation to provide for my 8 year old. I am now working on rebuilding my real estate portfolio. After my 9-5 hours I work on my start up. Proud of you Ayesha! Thank you for sharing your journey. From Texas, USA 🇺🇸
Wow, that's super fantastic you got an MBA, after the mess you went through and you came out fantastic that's brilliant, stay blessed and truly inspirational!
The 70s to 90s was easy mode; women and poc had legal rights and housing/cost of living was lower. There were public programs. Healthcare basics were possible. It’s very different now. The government has officially reversed the economy, programs, and even the legal definitions of rights for women and poc. There’s your study.
We bought a house in a highly desirable neighborhood in 2016. It needed new windows, new roof, new ac units, resurfacing of the pool, new lawn, and many other updates. The house was a rental and the owner did not keep it up. It was $625k, and we bought it for $550K and the seller gave us $7k at closing. We remodled the house over the years. We sold it two weeks ago for $1.25M. We are using the money from the sale to build a new house in the country so that we can retire with no mortgage. I definitely would like to find more real-estate that could give me that kind of return again.
First, this video really blessed me and led me to write a detailed action plan with some concrete steps I will be taking over the next two weeks to begin leveling up even more. Secondly, it is amazing to see two accomplished Black women talking about all of this with such authority, poise, and elegance. I wish you both continued success and hope to see and hear more from both of you in the near and distant future.
*You made them RICH, but you also gained KNOWLEDGE, EXPERIENCE & SKILLS... they won, you won.* *"PREPARATION" is never a waste of time.* -Sometimes, I find it hard to understand my People.
I like the fact that you allow all your guests to say what they have to say in the moment without interrupting them. You're such a good interviewer and conversationalist Lamide...this one was one of my favourite episodes so far!🎉❤
She shows the power of the class system in the UK, she went to a top private school and this helped catapult her into the upper middle class. She could have done this from an ordinary state school, but it would have been harder, class overrides everything in the UK like no other country.
She described herself as an exception starting from primary school....so take the lessons and inspiration in stride and pick what actually applies to you
Thank you! I kept doing the thing where I was putting it off for a bigger downpayment but this year will just plunge with the downpayment we have and instead of a big downpayment do a big prepayment per the Pill Method from Don Daniel
@@theysay.cerulean all expenses are tax deductible therefore it serves as a means to lower your taxes while simultaneously increasing wealth via the appreciation of property value.
@@theysay.ceruleaninterest rates aren't necessarily what the public think they are. I just helped a buyer purchase a new home with. 2/1 buy down where the interest rate is 2.99 year 1, 3.99 percent 2nd year and 4.99 for remaining years. So if this buyer would have waited he actually would have lost money because houses normally appreciate and the house would be more expensive if he waited a year to purchase. You lose out when you wait.
@brandonburns5365 owe is obligation. Obligation creates a feeling of "i have to do this" even if the person does not want to do it. That feeling creates all low vibrational feelings which has a possibility of correlating to lack. The information inself is abundant depending on how she obtains it. She just choose to ask a person with lack or "i dont owe her" for that information. There is a saying people at the bottom compete people at the top collaborate. If she would have collabrated with the possibility of the length they could have reached. But maybe it was a good thing they didn't because there was already a lack aka owe mindset
Your network is your net worth. It isn't where you came from; it's where you're going that counts. Education is the best investment that we can make into our children's potential and our country's future.
As a small business owner with a positive framework of mind which is focus on possibilities and abundance. I need more women in my life having these conversations. Hope to attract it!
What an inspiring conversation! It is so true many of us just were not exposed to how real wealth is amassed. I also love that Aisha said her MBA was one of her best investments. There are too many finance and business "bros" on the internet telling people its a "waste of time" and to "invest" in their "workshops" and "courses" instead. They are usually financially well off men with MBAs...🙄 For those of us who grew up super working class with parents living pay check to pay check, we often need the exposure, knowledge and confidence an MBA program can help one acheive in order to put financial advice to work. Not everyone needs an MBA, but I think it helps so much with getting your foot in the door of big business and finance. Excellent conversation! Thank You!
I already make pretty good money. I mean super good, but am still planning to enroll in another degree program (this will be my 3rd degree). Education is not just about making immediate money. Its about gaining knowledge, skills, network n long term value. You hv to look at yourself to determine what kind of results you want - then decide if the UA-cam bros n podcaster recommendations r your pathway or if an MBA/Law School/Engineering etc is your pathway. Zambian Economist, Dambisa Moyo has an MBA and PHD. She is now a multimillionaire n recently married a tech billionaire - i dont think those doors will hv opened for her without the opportunities those degrees gave her
"Such a fascinating interview! It reminded me of a conversation with my daughter about real estate. At first, she didn’t see the value, but fast forward a year, she and her friends wanted to move from the dorm to a house I had bought near her school. Real estate is a powerful wealth creator-whether owning property or becoming a private banker who loans money to real estate investors. The U.S. system makes it transparent and accessible for anyone to invest. Every portfolio deserves real estate-it’s truly transformative. Happy investing!"
HELP HBCUS- Tuskegee for instance----1.4 billion Africans only 9hrs away that need AIRPORTS DESIGNED and CONSTRUCTED, PLANES DESIGNED and CONSTRUCTED, PILOT TRAINING and PILOT TRAINING EQUIPMENT and INSTITUTIONS DESIGNED and CONSTRUCTED. HBCU DOUBLE V what do you NEED to get MOTIVATED TO BECOME AFRICANS IVY LEAGUE AIRCRAFT INDUSTRY LEADER? What would Havard, MIT, Stanford, Penn, Brown, Cornell, do with this opportunity? They would create Programs using their COLLEGES nonprofit resources then transfer that project into a for profit COMPANY. WHAT ARE Y'ALL WAITING ON?
46:02 Thank you Ayesha for pointing that out. Some people just don't get it, but the great thing is that you are aware of different exposures, environments and expectations and that you want to reach out and make wealth management accessible to many more people who would not be aware.. Kudos to you
This is amazing. I come from a home where the women were very industrious. A married woman with kids, beautiful in every sense, who has confidence in the power of her BRAINS and not..... and is a success is all I pray that every young lady/girl out there should strive for.
The honesty at 8:25 is awesome. Most of us are still developing mentally when we start our careers, and it is easy to just try to please those that helped you achieve thus far. A beautiful expression of adult innocence ❤
As a black woman and planner this podcast has been interesting love the speaker 😊- but what we must recognise is that buying up residential properties leads to devastating consequences for communities especially in London . I understand that it’s a way of generating income but at the same time it leaves less housing stock for those who need homes. Those who buy to let hike up rent prices and leave very little opportunity for those who are homeless or struggling. The financialisation of housing is and continues to be a problem and needs to be regulated by the government. Not to knock down on the great work that this lady has achieved!!
The part about education opening doors hit deep. Your network really is your net worth! Who else feels like school didn’t teach us enough about money? 🤔
This is my first video of yours that I’ve watched and I’m hooked. Scrolling through your videos got me so inspired as a Black woman. I’m in my 30’s and starting my wealth journey. I make 6 figures and I’m excited to think of out of the box ways to live my best life. Also I agree it’s all relative. Even with 120k/year, I’m over here like…but that’s not that much tho. I’m grateful but live in an expensive city and now in my head a minimum goal is 300k. Sometimes it feels insane to get there but i know it’s possible and it will happen for me and us.
I make about 350 a year and my stock portfolio is almost at 100k but I’m looking to diversify. Real estate is one of the tools I’m looking into but I really want to have at least 100k liquid
Thank you lamide for showing us what is possible and I look forward to more guests. I believe we need to appreciate the content creators that make a difference 😌😌well done and keep going 👏👏👏👏
Great interview! Ghana vs Jamaica does it matters? The content was well put together, very informative and that's what our focus should be on. For us grow as a ppl, we need to unite and be strategic in our approach to generating wealth.
Financial literacy is very important for anyone, most especially for women. Instead of purchasing 500,000 on an automobile, Rolex watch, 3000 euro shoes or handbags and so on, save that money and invest in properties, little by little. Those properties drum up monthly income for you and you can sell, if needed, however, one should always keep the land, as it appreciates in value. Invest in properties in different countries and get very good property managers.
I believe in building wealth to support yourself, your family, or anyone you choose to provide for, while avoiding a life of excess. It's possible to have enough to meet your needs, enjoy meaningful experiences, and afford quality items without financial strain. While I realize businesses require more ambitious goals, the pursuit of excess has a trickle down effect that negatively impacts peoples lives. Billionaires are not the best model for shaping our ideals of wealth, as their accumulation is a highlight of the worst of inequalities.
For me doing an Economics history module and more about history through the internet helped to open my mind up and made my dreams bigger the way the MBA did for her. And when I was just doing maths and theoretical statistics I did not feel so.
Thanks ladies for this brilliance! Let get a US propelle app! I’d love to support and tap into more of these resources/content. I already d follow you in the socials!! ❤
Very informative video you have, I have been able to understand the messages you pass but there are some other challenges that may come about when taking some other risks
I don’t think anyone that has dedicated time,money and efforts to scale to new net worths in whatever field of investments hasn’t reach some of the challenges that you would face personally.
My son has been able to help with such issues through a CFA he was able to link me up with. Since hiring my advisor? It’s been better handling such financial turmoil that may happen
Oh yeah! You can definitely say that, it does worry me a bit, but not as much as it would worry the average guy, my investment portfolio has survived a couple of recessions unscathed, been privileged to be guided under the stewardship of an extremely gifted investment manager by the name JOSEPH NICK CAHILL
Sure.. Joseph Nick Cahill has a really unique gift of being able to looking far ahead down the road to spot future investment portholes and possible major mishaps, so he helps me make the safest investments and also helps me hedge all my investments against possible future downturns
I am new to this channel. Just subscribed… ❤️💕 I just applied for a program with Goldman Sachs .. I think that’s why UA-cam is showing me this content (I searched for the business over 2 weeks ago) 😅
Kudos to Ayesha doing great stuff seeing her last name I assumed she was Ghanaian. Didn't know she was Jamaican but hearing her speak for the first time it makes sense. Most Jamaicans especially in north west London speak better English than the former queen. Top tier eloquence.
This app will grow and open up to investors in South America, Africa, Asia. Would be good to have a follow-up interview when it will be launched outside of UK.
Of course, we all have inherent biases but it's interesting seeing us express them against each other. Particularly the surprise about Black carrib strictness on education. I loved that she checked it with the no offense disclaimer but it's interesting that we hold them so heavily in our communities and continue to live by stereotypes. Loved the convo.
@@Missfitt007 I am also American. Possibly why we picked up on it? We do not have the same AF vs. Carrib thing so similar statements and stats are used by AF and Carrib as a collective group against AA and I always challenge my family (Nigerian & Jamaican) to consider where exactly they're getting that from.
I think in the UK the issue with Carribbean boys in education and other areas has coloured how many view Carribbeans. I think you guys should highlight amazing women like her more so it’s not all carnival- there’s obviously so much more to you
This is really insightful, great conversation. As a banker myself, am trying to build a solid base as I wouldn't want to be in this rat race for too long.
Congratulations to Ms. Ayesha and her accomplishments. Definitely her ancestors were West African. Excellent message, advice and information from this young lady. So many parents who travelled to Europe or America, for a better life for their children, suffered greatly. Many children of these parents, like this young lady, appreciated what their parents went through. Many Jamaican, Caribbean, African parents worked at jobs that were beneath their intelligence, until their papers came through, so that their children would not have to suffer as they did. Wonderful to see these young ladies appreciated all the efforts of their parents. Education. Communication. Network. Experience. Gateways through many doors.
As an avid investor myself, it's so refreshing to see women prioritizing their financial freedom. I will be looking into Propel! Wonderful segment 👏🏾 ❤
@@hannah60000b/c you have blk americans, ADOs, &/or FBA will have a fit as if you are saying they're not! I'm surprised it's none in the comments but I'll probably see some later!
I can't believe this is the end of year already and I have investment goals I haven't achieved yet. I hear people talk about a bull run in the financial market and I just recently sold a home. Do you suggest I utilize a financial advisor on stocks to buy, or can I do it on my own?
@MesAjadvizo i'm blown away! mind sharing basic info please? i am a young adult living in Miami where i've encountered several millionaires, and my goal is to become one as well
Happy New Year 🥳
If you loved this episode, Ayesha and the Propelle team are running a 6 week Financial Empowerment Programme to help you build an investment plan for 2025. Use code: LAMIDE25 for 25% off propelle.io/masterclass/
If you weren’t able to download the app due to being outside the UK, this is the perfect opportunity for you to learn more!
Hi Elizabeth, thank you for this. Very keen to access her app and masterclasses but I see that they are not available to people outside the UK. Is there scope for you to speak to Ayesha and team to allow access to other markets? I'm based in Zambia.
For the app that is
@@chitemwa.kapayakapaya9816same I’m In the USA and would like to access the app
That coworker gatekeeping property investment is soooo real!!!! There are people that don’t want to help because they fear that you will do better than them.
So true …
@@prix205 Jealousy , and Envy are diseases of the heart 💜 👀
Preach! The will never help us; that why it is important to help ourselves!
It's always been that way. Have a conversation with your elders.
She reminds me so much of myself. I am a Caribbean American woman who did not come from Money. However I was a teacher then got divorced, lost a few of my properties in that process. I went back to get my MBA and that completely changed my perspective on the world. I now work in the investments/wealth management space for a major corporation to provide for my 8 year old. I am now working on rebuilding my real estate portfolio. After my 9-5 hours I work on my start up. Proud of you Ayesha! Thank you for sharing your journey. From Texas, USA 🇺🇸
Your comment is really inspiring. 🎉❤
@ thanks love!!
Wow, that's super fantastic you got an MBA, after the mess you went through and you came out fantastic that's brilliant, stay blessed and truly inspirational!
Where from the Caribbean you originally from? Great comment 💪🏾🙌🏾
I am so darn proud of you and I wish you great success 🙏🏾
Carribean mothers who travelled to Europe and America in the 70s to 90s need to be studied. They did a phenomenal job
Man!!! 😮💨
And so did many from other ethnic groups
The 70s to 90s was easy mode; women and poc had legal rights and housing/cost of living was lower. There were public programs. Healthcare basics were possible.
It’s very different now. The government has officially reversed the economy, programs, and even the legal definitions of rights for women and poc.
There’s your study.
We bought a house in a highly desirable neighborhood in 2016. It needed new windows, new roof, new ac units, resurfacing of the pool, new lawn, and many other updates. The house was a rental and the owner did not keep it up. It was $625k, and we bought it for $550K and the seller gave us $7k at closing. We remodled the house over the years. We sold it two weeks ago for $1.25M. We are using the money from the sale to build a new house in the country so that we can retire with no mortgage.
I definitely would like to find more real-estate that could give me that kind of return again.
What area did you purchase the house?
@annieo.9887 Southlake TX
MOve to bali. Live royally
Invest in the hood. That's where you get the biggest returns
Hi Terry where are you looking for new properties?
this my first time listening to two women entrepreneurs speak on this level rather than men.. so glad I did. great discourse
Not to forget in a feminine, calm and slow manner. It's truly amazing.
Same. very refreshing and eye opening
Men don't even sound so pure it is always aggressiveness
Yall just falling for her tone but she worked at goldman sachs and then doesn’t have to work at all due to her being a landlord.
I was carrying my laptop around the house with me for this whole episode! So so insightful and interesting, more guests like Ayesha please
Ah this makes me so happy!
Are you me? lol! I have my bluetooth headphones on listening while cooking dinner and doing other chores.
Yes, Jamaican Moms, parents don’t play when in come on to completing education . Kudos to my
Mom🇯🇲
Jamaicans are the least educated demographic in the UK.
First, this video really blessed me and led me to write a detailed action plan with some concrete steps I will be taking over the next two weeks to begin leveling up even more. Secondly, it is amazing to see two accomplished Black women talking about all of this with such authority, poise, and elegance. I wish you both continued success and hope to see and hear more from both of you in the near and distant future.
*You made them RICH, but you also gained KNOWLEDGE, EXPERIENCE & SKILLS... they won, you won.*
*"PREPARATION" is never a waste of time.*
-Sometimes, I find it hard to understand my People.
What's the purpose of knowledge if you are broke
@@rinally1536if you have the knowledge then being broke is a choice
Great comment!
@@rinally1536 exactly, ppl gain knowledge every day and don't' get anything financial from it, so I concur.
@@rinally1536it isn't a benefit because.. Its called redlining. ❤
I like the fact that you allow all your guests to say what they have to say in the moment without interrupting them. You're such a good interviewer and conversationalist Lamide...this one was one of my favourite episodes so far!🎉❤
When she said " Especially when you have a manager who worked in retail their whole life, and THEY WANT YOUU TO MAKE IT YOUR WHOLE LIFE"
I felt that
She shows the power of the class system in the UK, she went to a top private school and this helped catapult her into the upper middle class. She could have done this from an ordinary state school, but it would have been harder, class overrides everything in the UK like no other country.
She described herself as an exception starting from primary school....so take the lessons and inspiration in stride and pick what actually applies to you
As a seasoned real estate investor, I can honestly say that there is no bad time to buy a house. Just do it now or you will regret it later. Trust me.
Thank you! I kept doing the thing where I was putting it off for a bigger downpayment but this year will just plunge with the downpayment we have and instead of a big downpayment do a big prepayment per the Pill Method from Don Daniel
With the interest rates and insurance where they are now in the US, I fear that there is
@@theysay.cerulean all expenses are tax deductible therefore it serves as a means to lower your taxes while simultaneously increasing wealth via the appreciation of property value.
@@theysay.ceruleaninterest rates aren't necessarily what the public think they are. I just helped a buyer purchase a new home with. 2/1 buy down where the interest rate is 2.99 year 1, 3.99 percent 2nd year and 4.99 for remaining years. So if this buyer would have waited he actually would have lost money because houses normally appreciate and the house would be more expensive if he waited a year to purchase. You lose out when you wait.
Weirdo
It's crazy how she didn't want to give you the information. But I'm happy you still decided to do the research!
London we don’t give free tips much lol
@@Venturec4pital Scarecity mindset.
I think that is anywhere. But to me I feel that is a person moving in a lack mindset.
@@Naomi-wb3dq not necessarily. Some people just feel they don't owe it to you to give you the information.
@brandonburns5365 owe is obligation. Obligation creates a feeling of "i have to do this" even if the person does not want to do it. That feeling creates all low vibrational feelings which has a possibility of correlating to lack. The information inself is abundant depending on how she obtains it. She just choose to ask a person with lack or "i dont owe her" for that information. There is a saying people at the bottom compete people at the top collaborate. If she would have collabrated with the possibility of the length they could have reached. But maybe it was a good thing they didn't because there was already a lack aka owe mindset
Your network is your net worth.
It isn't where you came from; it's where you're going that counts.
Education is the best investment that we can make into our children's potential and our country's future.
As a small business owner with a positive framework of mind which is focus on possibilities and abundance. I need more women in my life having these conversations. Hope to attract it!
Loved it! Can we get more wealth managers on the show!
Noted!
@@Lamideelizabeth Dankeschön junge Frau ❤
Very impressive. She’s so intelligent and very transparent. Cheers from Texas.
Im in Texas too! Dallas
What an inspiring conversation! It is so true many of us just were not exposed to how real wealth is amassed. I also love that Aisha said her MBA was one of her best investments. There are too many finance and business "bros" on the internet telling people its a "waste of time" and to "invest" in their "workshops" and "courses" instead. They are usually financially well off men with MBAs...🙄
For those of us who grew up super working class with parents living pay check to pay check, we often need the exposure, knowledge and confidence an MBA program can help one acheive in order to put financial advice to work. Not everyone needs an MBA, but I think it helps so much with getting your foot in the door of big business and finance.
Excellent conversation! Thank You!
I already make pretty good money. I mean super good, but am still planning to enroll in another degree program (this will be my 3rd degree). Education is not just about making immediate money. Its about gaining knowledge, skills, network n long term value. You hv to look at yourself to determine what kind of results you want - then decide if the UA-cam bros n podcaster recommendations r your pathway or if an MBA/Law School/Engineering etc is your pathway. Zambian Economist, Dambisa Moyo has an MBA and PHD. She is now a multimillionaire n recently married a tech billionaire - i dont think those doors will hv opened for her without the opportunities those degrees gave her
Good interview.I'm Japanese.I'm investing in the stocks in both Japan and U.S.
"Such a fascinating interview! It reminded me of a conversation with my daughter about real estate. At first, she didn’t see the value, but fast forward a year, she and her friends wanted to move from the dorm to a house I had bought near her school. Real estate is a powerful wealth creator-whether owning property or becoming a private banker who loans money to real estate investors. The U.S. system makes it transparent and accessible for anyone to invest. Every portfolio deserves real estate-it’s truly transformative. Happy investing!"
Education can help liberate you from your circumstance. Love her story!❤❤❤
HELP HBCUS- Tuskegee for instance----1.4 billion Africans only 9hrs away that need AIRPORTS DESIGNED and CONSTRUCTED, PLANES DESIGNED and CONSTRUCTED, PILOT TRAINING and PILOT TRAINING EQUIPMENT and INSTITUTIONS DESIGNED and CONSTRUCTED. HBCU DOUBLE V what do you NEED to get MOTIVATED TO BECOME AFRICANS IVY LEAGUE AIRCRAFT INDUSTRY LEADER? What would Havard, MIT, Stanford, Penn, Brown, Cornell, do with this opportunity? They would create Programs using their COLLEGES nonprofit resources then transfer that project into a for profit COMPANY. WHAT ARE Y'ALL WAITING ON?
Everything is about exposure and you’re perspective / mindset
46:02 Thank you Ayesha for pointing that out. Some people just don't get it, but the great thing is that you are aware of different exposures, environments and expectations and that you want to reach out and make wealth management accessible to many more people who would not be aware.. Kudos to you
This is amazing. I come from a home where the women were very industrious. A married woman with kids, beautiful in every sense, who has confidence in the power of her BRAINS and not..... and is a success is all I pray that every young lady/girl out there should strive for.
The honesty at 8:25 is awesome. Most of us are still developing mentally when we start our careers, and it is easy to just try to please those that helped you achieve thus far. A beautiful expression of adult innocence ❤
I loved this episode! Thank you, Lamide for bringing Ayesha on. Please tell her to bring Propelle to the USA.❤🎉🤩
As a black woman and planner this podcast has been interesting love the speaker 😊- but what we must recognise is that buying up residential properties leads to devastating consequences for communities especially in London . I understand that it’s a way of generating income but at the same time it leaves less housing stock for those who need homes. Those who buy to let hike up rent prices and leave very little opportunity for those who are homeless or struggling. The financialisation of housing is and continues to be a problem and needs to be regulated by the government. Not to knock down on the great work that this lady has achieved!!
Unfortunately, or fortunately, MONEY TALKS.
The part about education opening doors hit deep. Your network really is your net worth! Who else feels like school didn’t teach us enough about money? 🤔
This is a great interview between two very smart grown women. You have gained a new subscriber!
This is my first video of yours that I’ve watched and I’m hooked. Scrolling through your videos got me so inspired as a Black woman. I’m in my 30’s and starting my wealth journey. I make 6 figures and I’m excited to think of out of the box ways to live my best life. Also I agree it’s all relative. Even with 120k/year, I’m over here like…but that’s not that much tho. I’m grateful but live in an expensive city and now in my head a minimum goal is 300k. Sometimes it feels insane to get there but i know it’s possible and it will happen for me and us.
Love that for you, meanwhile I would love to make 6 figures. What industry are you in?
I make about 350 a year and my stock portfolio is almost at 100k but I’m looking to diversify. Real estate is one of the tools I’m looking into but I really want to have at least 100k liquid
Thank you lamide for showing us what is possible and I look forward to more guests. I believe we need to appreciate the content creators that make a difference 😌😌well done and keep going 👏👏👏👏
Thank you so much!
Great interview and I’m only 30 minutes in. This woman Ayesha is an ocean of knowledge!!! Ty for sharing her mind w us!!!
Had no idea that 1 hour podcast can go by so quick. Really good interview and Ayesha is really interesting.
Well-done ladies. That was practical, down-to-earth and insightful. It was also fun to watch.👏
Great interview! Ghana vs Jamaica does it matters? The content was well put together, very informative and that's what our focus should be on. For us grow as a ppl, we need to unite and be strategic in our approach to generating wealth.
Creating wealth is about competition, not unison. That is the capitalist set up.
Great series, Lamide! Love the insights of all the women you’ve interviewed to date. Keep it up!👌🏾
Thank you so much, it means a lot 🤍
Plus 1
We need to bring her mom onto the show, thats where the real value is!!!
Exactly! Beautifully raised by a fantastic mother. Well done Mama 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
This is a fantastic episode, really enjoyed it.
I'll be sharing this with some of my younger cousins for sure!
This has been on my algorithm for 2 wks and I’ve been avoiding it, glad I clicked on it!
Financial literacy is very important for anyone, most especially for women. Instead of purchasing 500,000 on an automobile, Rolex watch, 3000 euro shoes or handbags and so on, save that money and invest in properties, little by little. Those properties drum up monthly income for you and you can sell, if needed, however, one should always keep the land, as it appreciates in value. Invest in properties in different countries and get very good property managers.
Well done ladies. Watching from Kenya 🇰🇪
Thank God for your life! Thanks for making this app, this will really help us women who have no idea what to do with our money!
Yes Ayesha. I love hearing the success stories of people coming out of our NW London special place.
This is so eye-opening and encouraging! Learnt lots of practical tips from Ayesha. With a CAN-DO attitude and a good plan, the sky is only the limit ❤
I believe in building wealth to support yourself, your family, or anyone you choose to provide for, while avoiding a life of excess. It's possible to have enough to meet your needs, enjoy meaningful experiences, and afford quality items without financial strain. While I realize businesses require more ambitious goals, the pursuit of excess has a trickle down effect that negatively impacts peoples lives. Billionaires are not the best model for shaping our ideals of wealth, as their accumulation is a highlight of the worst of inequalities.
For me doing an Economics history module and more about history through the internet helped to open my mind up and made my dreams bigger the way the MBA did for her. And when I was just doing maths and theoretical statistics I did not feel so.
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Such a great episode. First time here. Streaming from 🇿🇦
SO 👏🏾 MANY 👏🏾 GEMS 👏🏾
thanks both
This is such an informative and entertaining interview. Thank you both! 🙏🏽
Thank you for doing what you do Elizabeth!
Very smart sister who knows a lot about money and wealth and how it works in the industry of investing.
Absolutely love this interview. YOU GIRLS ROCK. 😁♥️so inspiring to us building towards becoming entrepreneurs.
Thank you!!
Really great watch, Ayesha is a Gem!
She sure is, thank you!
This was such a great episode. So much pearls of wisdom!
She's smart and pretty
Thank you so much Ayesha. I am new to investing and your advice and experiences just saved me years I can tell. Thank you so much Elizabeth
Thanks ladies for this brilliance! Let get a US propelle app! I’d love to support and tap into more of these resources/content. I already d follow you in the socials!! ❤
Very informative video you have, I have been able to understand the messages you pass but there are some other challenges that may come about when taking some other risks
I don’t think anyone that has dedicated time,money and efforts to scale to new net worths in whatever field of investments hasn’t reach some of the challenges that you would face personally.
My son has been able to help with such issues through a CFA he was able to link me up with. Since hiring my advisor? It’s been better handling such financial turmoil that may happen
Oh yeah! You can definitely say that, it does worry me a bit, but not as much as it would worry the average guy, my investment portfolio has survived a couple of recessions unscathed, been privileged to be guided under the stewardship of an extremely gifted investment manager by the name JOSEPH NICK CAHILL
Sure.. Joseph Nick Cahill has a really unique gift of being able to looking far ahead down the road to spot future investment portholes and possible major mishaps, so he helps me make the safest investments and also helps me hedge all my investments against possible future downturns
Ok… I’ve been able to do some research on the web and I found his site, he has his license so that’s reassuring
I am new to this channel. Just subscribed… ❤️💕 I just applied for a program with Goldman Sachs .. I think that’s why UA-cam is showing me this content (I searched for the business over 2 weeks ago) 😅
Welcome aboard 🤍
Just discovered your channel! Thank you for this selfless offering. A lot of women need this, myself included. SUBSCRIBED!!!
Welcome! 🫶🏽
This interview has kept my attention the entire time. Love the content. New subscriber here! Lámidé job well done
Welcome aboard!
Kudos to Ayesha doing great stuff seeing her last name I assumed she was Ghanaian. Didn't know she was Jamaican but hearing her speak for the first time it makes sense. Most Jamaicans especially in north west London speak better English than the former queen. Top tier eloquence.
Some Nigerians also bear the name “Ofori”
Probably marital name
Quite possibly her Dad is a Ghanaian or she's married to a Ghanaian.
🤣🤣🤣👍🏽 Master taught us well 🤦🏽♂️
@@SoniaShorter-q5o lool you mean massa
Lamide thank you and also Ayesha for sharing her experience.
This app will grow and open up to investors in South America, Africa, Asia. Would be good to have a follow-up interview when it will be launched outside of UK.
This was really good! Thoroughly enjoyed watching
So proud of her 🎉❤
Of course, we all have inherent biases but it's interesting seeing us express them against each other. Particularly the surprise about Black carrib strictness on education. I loved that she checked it with the no offense disclaimer but it's interesting that we hold them so heavily in our communities and continue to live by stereotypes. Loved the convo.
Thank you! Please see me response to the other comment on this, hopefully that will explain.
I thought about that, because I did, & I’m American, but I loved how she flew above it but answered it for her household.
@@Missfitt007 I am also American. Possibly why we picked up on it? We do not have the same AF vs. Carrib thing so similar statements and stats are used by AF and Carrib as a collective group against AA and I always challenge my family (Nigerian & Jamaican) to consider where exactly they're getting that from.
Oh boy!
I think in the UK the issue with Carribbean boys in education and other areas has coloured how many view Carribbeans. I think you guys should highlight amazing women like her more so it’s not all carnival- there’s obviously so much more to you
Thank your for this masterclass and mind expander. 💖🎄💖
This is really insightful, great conversation. As a banker myself, am trying to build a solid base as I wouldn't want to be in this rat race for too long.
Ladies, thank you so much for this conversation, absolutely phenomenal
I love you girls, this is very good interview for my beautiful daughter. I love your story, thank you 🎉🎉
Best female podcast Ive seen so far.
Congratulations to Ms. Ayesha and her accomplishments. Definitely her ancestors were West African. Excellent message, advice and information from this young lady. So many parents who travelled to Europe or America, for a better life for their children, suffered greatly. Many children of these parents, like this young lady, appreciated what their parents went through. Many Jamaican, Caribbean, African parents worked at jobs that were beneath their intelligence, until their papers came through, so that their children would not have to suffer as they did. Wonderful to see these young ladies appreciated all the efforts of their parents. Education. Communication. Network. Experience. Gateways through many doors.
I hope she bring this to the states ❤️absolutely loved this. Thank you
One day 🙌🏽
I love Ayesha! She seems so humble and sweet❤
I learned so much from this.
elizabeth! well done! fantastic interview wth ayesha. keep it up! 🎉
As an avid investor myself, it's so refreshing to see women prioritizing their financial freedom. I will be looking into Propel! Wonderful segment 👏🏾 ❤
Well done ladies
Don’t forget to enjoy the moment ❤
There should be a button higher than like.....this video was GREAT. It was insightful.❤
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In my recommendations today and immediately subscribed.
Welcome!
@Lamideelizabeth Thank you 😊
Great video Lamide! This is very inspiring ❤️
Yes 2 beautiful sisters that are financially educated very proud
No offence . Jamaicans are highly educated and talented. We celebrated you girl. Awesome 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤
And segregated! Sorry, but it's a fact! We can't compete with Indians who live abroad and Africans!
Why would that be an “offence”?
@@hannah60000 I got hired when she saw my qualifications and according to a colleague my accent and yes I crushed it.
@@hannah60000b/c you have blk americans, ADOs, &/or FBA will have a fit as if you are saying they're not! I'm surprised it's none in the comments but I'll probably see some later!
ofori from Ghana
Two amazing young ladies! Great stuff! 😎
Thanks so much!
I’ve learnt soo much from this podcast
Thanks for doing this series Lamide!
My pleasure!
So motivational. Thank you!
Very informative thank you and happy new year
Great episode best one yet!
Thanks for being a consistent watcher 🫶🏽
Great interview, She articulated that well!
“But you’re English” is so real 😭🤣
What a woman ❤ inspiring
Great conversation from 2 of my people
I can't believe this is the end of year already and I have investment goals I haven't achieved yet. I hear people talk about a bull run in the financial market and I just recently sold a home. Do you suggest I utilize a financial advisor on stocks to buy, or can I do it on my own?
@MesAjadvizo i'm blown away! mind sharing basic info please? i am a young adult living in Miami where i've encountered several millionaires, and my goal is to become one as well
Look into Tyrone Jackson the wealthy investor. Invest in index funds as well. Some good ones are VOO and SMH.
bots are still obvious
I can recommend you a good scammer.
Such an aspirational video! Feeling inspired after watching. Just joined the channel😇
Welcome aboard!
Very true...MBA does the magic and makes you versatile in the business world