Kelly Killoren Bensimon

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74 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Dec 2024 last heard Dec 2024

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Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin · Winning in Real Estate with Kelly Killoren Bensimon · 31 Dec 2024 podcast
You want to see like authentic moments.
Well, I mean, if we talked, if you're talking about actual finance, if you're saying to like so-and-so, like if you went on and were like, hi, this is what you need to do. Or if someone was in a situation with bankruptcy, if, you were there to be like, well, I can help you navigate that. I think that's different than like trying to get people to on the onset to be like, you're making 10,000.
I'm making a million. Like I'm better than you are, you know, kind of thing.
Cause you don't know what's going to, you don't know like who's going to be the breakout star. Like you don't know just because you're making X amount of dollars doesn't mean that you're not going to be that, that you're going to be the breakout star versus the other one. You don't know that. It depends on like the narrative. It depends on like what they're doing.
There's a Potomac. That's not a joke. There's Dubai. There's Potomac. They're all over. There's Miami. I'm coming on. I'm going to help these women. There's Beverly Hills.
Chudais.
Because I think they live above their means. I think they get excited. And I think that they forget why the fans want to hear from them. They want to hear their story. And then all of a sudden they're like, I'm wearing Louis Vuitton. I'm in a G-Wagon. You know, like, I'm killing it. Look at me. I'm famous. And then all of a sudden, you know, cameras stop rolling. It's like in any business.
It's like an entertainment business, like music, modeling, acting. You see all these people like doing so well and then all of a sudden they stop doing well and money stops going, you know, coming in and all of a sudden it's like, you know, then life gets real. So I think you'd be great.
I think they would be, you know, I think it'd be great to just have you just like general, just like telling women like, you know. How to take care of themselves.
It depends on the situation. I think that some situations you should have a prenup. I mean, I didn't have a prenup with my ex-husband. Was that a mistake? No. No. No, because I mean, I had money coming in, he had money coming in and, you know, I just genuinely wanted to, you know, move forward and, you know, money wasn't the impetus.
Like I didn't marry him for money and I wasn't divorcing him for money. I was divorcing him for freedom and to raise my kids and to give them the greatest life ever. And I just didn't feel like, you know, being with him was doing that. So I don't necessarily, I don't think of it like that. Like some women are like, oh my God, money, which is great.
Right. Well, there's two sides of it. I mean, I definitely raised my kids with good values and a sense of self, and they've always worked. And, you know, my daughters worked through college, and they've, you know, done everything from, like, babysat to, you know, like, bartending, waitressing. Like, they've done it all. Personally, I don't know.
I mean, it's like I don't judge people, but I don't marry for the ring. Like, I, you know, marry because he's... You know, I married my ex-husband because I thought he was an amazing human. If I thought that I was marrying for the ring, like I would have gotten a bigger ring.
Yeah. I mean, if we're talking about like your inheritance, like your family's inheritance or something like that, like I don't think that that's fair for, you know, for an ex to get that. That's not fair. But when you bring something to a relationship and you are in the relationship and you're going under contract. You know, it's a transaction at the end of the day. It's a legal contract.
I'm going to marry you and this is what we're going to do. And here's the terms of the contract. I mean, that's what it is. So if you don't like the terms of the contract, you probably shouldn't have gotten involved in the first place.
I have a boyfriend. I have a boyfriend. I have a really serious boyfriend.
No.
No, they're always trying to like, Take care of me. Men are always like, oh, let me take care of you. Like, it made me feel very insecure. Very insecure. Because you want to take care of yourself. Right. Because it's like, you know, here I have these two girls and what am I going to do? Just be like, oh, okay. Like, let me just, you know, hop into your arms with two. Ready, set, here we go.
You know, I felt a big responsibility and people, you know, guys that I were dating were very, very assertive about, you know, taking care of me. Made me very insecure. Not to say that I don't appreciate it, but I felt like kind of like it was like, okay, this is the amount of money you're going to get every month. And I was like, what?
Right. I mean, the whole thing just really didn't agree with me.
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