273. How to build wealth when everything feels uncertain

Relying on a single income stream has always carried risk, but in today's rapidly shifting economic landscape, it might be riskier than ever. In this episode, Ana sits down Melissa Browne - entrepreneur, author, and founder of the 'Her Wealth Her Way' conference. Mel has lived through serious financial hardship and come out the other side with a very clear philosophy on how to build resilience, both financially and personally.

They cover a lot of ground, including:

💸 Why a "portfolio career" with could be the smartest move you make right now

💸 How to use AI discerningly in your business without ignoring the very real risks it poses to certain roles

💸 Mel's thoughts on the latest budget announcements and who it hits hardest

💸 How human connection and community can be the antidote to financial shame and overwhelm

💸 The basics that are easy to forget when everything feels uncertain

There's also a candid personal story in here about navigating divorce, debt, and starting over financially that might resonate more than any strategy ever could. Hope you love it!

Check out Mel's resources here.

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