Tracy DiNunzio
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440 appearances
5 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard Dec 2024
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Never have I ever treated myself to a six-figure gift.
Oh, what kind of car?
Oh, okay. Good. I like that for you. Okay. Never have I ever had money stolen. Mm-hmm. Oh yeah.
Okay. Check out the details and work party. Never have I ever signed a prenup. Oh yeah. Okay. Took me a minute to think about that. Do you, it's good that you didn't remember. Do you advise that? Yes. Everyone get a prenup. I think so. Yeah. Okay, cool. Never have I ever paid on a first date.
I was like, I got this. I see. Totally. I feel like it's the same for me.
Yeah.
Is that like a signal to men that if you pick up the check?
Well, if it comes from us, it's a sign that we're not.
Okay, Jacqueline, we end Money Rehab episodes by asking our guests for one tip that listeners can take straight to the bank. It can be anything personal. What is your big money tip for our audience?
Amazing. Jacqueline Johnson, thank you so much for coming to Money Rehab. But I'll be back, maybe as a guest host, maybe as a guest, all depending on what Nicole and her baby daughter need. Thank you all for giving me your ears this week. It's been a lot of fun, and I look forward to seeing you again soon.
Hi, it's Tracy DiNunzio. I'm an entrepreneur and investor, and I'm also guest hosting Money Rehab this week while Nicole is on maternity leave, sort of. Today, I'm talking to Julie Wainwright, who's one of the most accomplished female tech founders of our generation. She's been on all the lists. Inc's Female Founders 100, Fast Company's Most Creative People, Forbes 40 Over 40.
Her amazing career included stints at Clorox, Real.com, and a rollercoaster ride as the CEO of Pets.com during the dot-com crash. After that, she started The RealReal, a luxury resale marketplace where you probably buy discounted Louis Vuitton and hopefully also sell things from your closet. And you're probably thinking, wow, that's an impressive resume.
I'd hate to have to be the guy who goes up against her. And well, I was that guy. My company, Tradesy, was in the exact same category and was a competitor to The RealReal. So today, Julie and I have some real talk about what it was like competing in a high growth category. We give advice for entrepreneurs starting companies and building in a competitive space.
Julie talks about the pros and cons of taking a company public and the future of fashion. And we get a very special guest appearance from Nicole at the very end, making sure that money rehabbers get all their questions answered. So you'll hear that at the end, but let's start at the beginning. Julie Wainwright, welcome to Money Rehab.
It's fun being here. So, Julie, you've had an incredible career with many acts, and we're going to talk about all of them, including your latest business, Ahara Med. But I want to start by saying you're one of the most successful women in tech. Full stop.
You have had a lot of success. You've run multiple public companies. You've been a founder, not just a CEO, but a founder. What do you think makes a great entrepreneur great?
Yeah, I think you're right. And as much as we would all love work-life balance, I think we both know from experience, you start a company, you owe it to your employees, your investors, and your customers to do everything in your power to make the company better all the time. So you don't really get balance during those years.
What do you think it was about your life or your personality that made you feel like that kind of life without balance with, you know, What made you suited to it?
You weren't after the big corporate job.
Like you can't go at anyone else's pace. You have to go at whatever pace you feel.
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