I sat down with Hearst to share my dumbest money mistake ever and how I landed my new role at O, The Oprah Magazine. Plus, a sneak peak of my June column, “Financial Fiction,” sharing the things people believe about money that simply aren’t true.
I almost changed my name in middle school. All I wanted to do was fit in. Well, I finally had the chance to ask my parents why I did not go through with it when they joined me on an episode of my podcast this week.
I have an exciting announcement to share with you. On Monday, May 2nd, So Money will undergo a change and I’m so excited for the possibilities this will open up.
I recently had the unique opportunity to spend several days with John Paul Dejoria, co-founder of Paul Mitchell Systems and Patron Tequila to understand the secrets to his success and how he’s managed to build not one, but two billion-dollar businesses. Dejoria allowed me to shadow him, as the first of many entrepreneurs in my new CNBC show, Follow the Leader.
“It’s a hard truth to realize, that the only way to control your destiny is to be more in charge of your finances.”
With all the excitement surrounding CNBC’s Follow The Leader premiere, I failed to fill you in on a MAJOR announcement. Hint: it involves Oprah.
Follow The Leader premieres TONIGHT at 10p ET/PT on CNBC. Are you going to watch? (Please say, YES!)
So Money has officially surpassed 2 million downloads! And to spread the good news, I’m heading to Instagram. Want to join me? In exchange, I’m giving away 10 gift cards to Amazon worth $100 each! Read on about how to enter to win.
I spent the weekend at the 2016 South by Southwest conference/festival where I hosted a panel for CNBC called, “When Everybody Wants to Be an Entrepreneur.” Plus, I met Kevin O’Leary aka Mr. Wonderful from Shark Tank who offered up some great advice for aspiring entrepreneurs and business owners.
To my surprise (and delight!), I recently found So Money topping the charts as the #1 podcast on iTunes in its category.
