Millionaire Diaries: How Thamina Went from $2K to $1M with a 9-5 Job

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Welcome to Millionaire Diaries, where Sim chats with millionaires from the Girls That Invest community to uncover the secrets behind their success! Get ready to dive into their stories as they reveal how they turned their dreams into millions. From childhood influences to career strategies and investment insights, join us as we explore their journey to financial freedom.

This week, Sim speaks with Thamina Stoll, a tech sales professional and advocate for women's economic advancement, who shares her journey to financial success and offers insights on investing and career growth. Growing up in a financially dependent household, Thamina learned the importance of saving and investing from her father. She made a career pivot from journalism to tech sales and prioritized financial literacy and self-advocacy. Thamina emphasizes the need for women to be financially independent and shares her strategies for building wealth, including automating savings and showcasing the impact of her work. She also discusses her passion for angel investing and supporting female founders.

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