Hot Topic - Marianna Olszewski
Rhiannon and Marianna talk about money, family, and more in today's hot topic.
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showed you how to make every year money we have -- there Marianne are also asking the author of the Leavitt -- it she stuck around to give us some more valuable tips for her book thank you for sticking around thanks for having me -- so I love your book it's got a lot of great information for women out there. It's time to take control right why isn't anyone that put clay it's as discussed in the -- well I think we don't really wanna deal let's -- we're anxious about a little bit it's better just how our head in the sand and let her husband do her boyfriend you are parents do it. Or some of us think and I've always thought that. Went -- I just you know work for fighters than prince charming will come and -- me. Really not a good way to pay grade but we always we have that it's national it's normal and we have to you know respect that we have that type of thinking and I don't know where it's from it's from society. And it what we can do instead if you know what if prince charming comes that's wonderful my parents my -- that's great but I'm gonna try do it myself. Follow my dreams take care of my money into what I wanna do with my life in and that's about about and you make it really easy for when you actually always been in finance or Wall Street yes for a long time and yeah. Now here you wrote this book giving other women great information. It's not as easy
very -- background and I decided to follow my dream. Going to Wall Street and creative business actually became a multimillion dollar business. So for all you moms out there and I'm a mom also or anyone who thinks they can't do it you can do it. You just have that I -- until it had to do it well I followed my intuition my intuition I love finance all of money I looked like it was very easy for me I went to college and it was that economics is very easy I always wanted to go to Wall Street and I was working accounting which I did not like so I decided one day when I was going over the George Washington Bridge in my Concord -- her -- 24 years old. It broke down and I said to myself I don't want this life anymore I don't live paycheck to paycheck. I don't wanna have this dreadful job that I can't stand going to hunt when did you I want to do and what I did was I quit that job went to Wall Street and then start my own business years later which became a multimillion dollar business. Because I followed my instincts and that's what