Mel Browne

And personally, at age 33, I gave my divorce settlement to charity and had to come back from less than nothing at that point to a point where in my 40s today, I have the choice to work or not, which is really cool.

But just before the COVID hit, I sold my business to an ASX listed firm for seven figures, which I'm incredibly proud of.

And because I can never not do something, I started to create an online course.

It was my third go at it.

And I realised that I'm really good at creating stuff and terrible at selling.

and marketing.

So I decided to really go in and see if I could make a goal of this online course world.

And I've worked out since.

I love it.

I'm super introverted.

So one-on-ones for me, which is how I've made money all my life, is really...

It's so energy zapping.

Whereas in the online course world, we can create incredible community where they really feel like they have a piece of me, but I don't have to do one-on-one.

So I now am all about financial education, particularly for women, so that instead of me doing it for you, I teach you how to do it yourself.

Yeah.

Interesting because I think when you find something that you love, you know, less than 5% of women will start a seven-figure business and I've now started three.

So accounting, preschool and this.

And it gets faster and faster each time because, A, you know the mistakes you don't want to make this time, but also you know what to prioritise.

So I'm super proud of that feat as well and the impact that means I can have.

Yeah, absolutely.