7 Tiny Habits That Kept You Broke

7 Tiny Habits That Kept You Broke

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Investing Tips from a Successful Angel Investor | Jaclyn Johnson

This week, Sim sits down for an interview with angel investor and entrepreneur Jaclyn Johnson to unpack how startup investing really works behind the scenes. They break down how to start angel investing with as little as a few thousand dollars, what to look for in founders, and h ...  Show more

4 Reasons Women Should Start a Business in 2026

This episode breaks down the real pros of starting a business in today’s economy, especially for women navigating job insecurity and income ceilings. Sim shares why traditional “job security” isn’t what it used to be, how business ownership can unlock higher income potential, and ...  Show more

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