Money Moments: Chanel Clark - Building a Career, Starting a Business & Mental Health

02/27/24 • 93 min

Today we’re back with another Money Moments episode, where we chat to real Kiwis about their experience with money.

In this episode, we’re joined by Chanel Clark, marketing extraordinaire and North Shore local. Chanel has recently transitioned from being a full-time employee to starting and running her own business AND is also looking to move overseas in the near future.
So we have lots to talk about in today’s ep, let’s get stuck in.
Specifically, we chat about:

What her relationship with money was like growing up
Why she ended up with a ~100k student loan
Her experience navigating her way through the marketing industry and rebounding from redundancies
How she tripled her salary by doubling down on her marketing skills and starting a business
What's next for her career and where she wants to go

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Today we’re back with another Money Moments episode, where we chat to real Kiwis about their experience with money.

What her relationship with money was like growing up
Why she ended up with a ~100k student loan
Her experience navigating her way through the marketing industry and rebounding from redundancies
How she tripled her salary by doubling down on her marketing skills and starting a business
What's next for her career and where she wants to go

The information provided should not be relied upon as investment advice or recommendations and should not be considered specific legal, investment or tax advice.

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