Ayesha Ofori started her career in investment banking, with a simple view to paying off her student debt, but after advancing quickly and managing a portfolio of $500m, she realised the work didn't align with her values, and turned her hand to helping others build their wealth through property investment as she had, founding Black Property Network, followed swiftly by Propelle - a community, education and investment platform for women. Ayesha's insight on peeling back the curtain on investing and making it accessible for women is both fascinating to listen to, and highly informative, but she also talks with great honesty about how she balances work and home life too. So many highlights in this episode which I hope you'll love! Find Ayesha on Instagram here Find Propelle on Instagram here Join the waitlist for Propelle here Don't forget to join the conversation with me on Instagram here Or subscribe to my Substack here --------------- Thank you so much to Wild for sponsoring this episode - check out my 30% off discount code and try it for yourself. Wild is the only deodorant brand I use and it really works, so they are my dream partners. Wild is the UK's number 1 natural deodorant company featuring a fully sustainable design and recyclable refills. They've also recently launched a luxe 100% plastic free body wash which I love – it comes in an aluminium case with compostable refills. Use code BUSINESS30 for 30% off sitewide. Shop Wild now!

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