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I’d love to send you a piece of my apparel that involves health and wellness , maybe someday I could be on someday alll love from eddy the founder of hunger breeds success
Those sneaky voices in your head aren't you! he said that and I began to see them as mental barriers to give some for of resistance to one's life journey. Barriers will always be encountered; it's how we climb over them to keep moving that counts. Thank you both. 🙏
I NEEDED this podcast. I am a woman opening a women's sober living home. I have 4 children, and I am in school working towards my degree and have a full-time job. I have felt so much guilt for having to miss some of my children's events. Or nights that I have to do schoolwork rather than play. I hope they see that I am looking at the bigger picture, and I am doing all of this to better their lives and my own.
Successful people don't become that way overnight. What most people see as a glance of wealth, a great career, and purpose is the result of hard work and hustle over time. I pray that anyone who is reading this will be successful in life.
I want to compliment you, you have said it all. I am a little business owner and I really want to expand my business to the next level by making myself an investor but I really don't know how to go about it..
A few of the insights I gained from listening to Emma and Jay: ✴Never stay in your lane☺ ✴Be kind, it costs so little to be kind yet goes a long way💞 ✴Live with gratitude🙏 ✴Don't be too afraid of failure, step out and do things anyway💪 ✴Don't waste time/energy worrying about decisions already made. Make the decision, then make it work!🌟 ✴Be the best at whatever you do, even if it's serving tables✴
'What is hard work?' Hard work is getting up thinking about the end goal when you're nowhere near close to it but you can see a pathway. Yes!She is a great example that anything is possible.Thanks Emma really wanted to hear this❤
wow, what a refreshing, honest, spontaneous, empowered woman. favorite episode so far, it felt so real, not curated answers, just a real conversation. role model from now on.
hello, ma'am my can i have an english conversation with you? I have recently started my youtube channel where I post english conversational videos to help people to learn English
Regarding motherhood, I truly admire a woman who asserts that her children must adapt to her schedule. I say this as a single mother who has sacrificed financial stability to be present for my child, resulting in significant consequences for both my mental health and finances. Now, I'm shifting my focus towards improving my financial security, even though it means spending less time with my child. Women should not be shamed for prioritizing their financial well-being and personal fulfillment, as these aspects contribute to their overall happiness and ability to be a strong role model for their children. Moreover, by pursuing financial stability, women can provide a more secure future for their families, ultimately benefiting their children in the long run.
❤ Same! I’ve given up my financial independence to take care of the kids while unhappily married and now trying to figure out how the heck to cultivate financial freedom so I can leave and be able to support our myself & them without him
She is amazing and authentic! I know her brand, but I’ve never heard her speak. We need more of her on the internet talking about life. This is one of the most realistic interviews I’ve seen in a long time. Very refreshing!
Until today, I had never heard of Emma Grede😮 This woman is absolutely amazing! Her story and journey is real and yet extraordinary. Her words hit me in a place that Is it only understood if you come from a certain place and even though she's from across the pond the system and environment/community that held her but that she needed to be released from resonates so much with my story🤯 her truths are so profound and her ability to simplify and share those truths in a way that is positive and not a woe is me story is a gift for me and everyone listening to this podcast. I love her energy, her voice, and her humility. But then there's this level of confidence, drive, passion, I'm not taking no for an answer and you're not taking anything from me power that she exudes even through this podcast!! While watching this I didn't know whether to cry or laugh.... But I extremely proud of her resilience and level of gratitude that she has even at her level - amazing! Emma thank you for sharing your story and your glory. Jay thanks for your efforts to bring her to your podcast cuz it has been a blessing 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
This made me cry because she’s the person I KNOW I will think of when I make it. Currently going thru everything she went thru while working on my business on the low. This really touched my heart 😍❤️
Her energy is amazing!!! So enthusiastic and positive, like a ray of sunshine! Love so many things she has touched on, another fantastic interview, Jay! Thanks to you and Emma!!!
The Oprah / Quincy Jones story as a reminder that no one is watching as much as we are watching ourselves is such a great reminder. Thanks for this show.
LOVE this episode! My favorite takeaway is not being afraid to fail. Build up endurance and resilience and “fail right”, whatever that looks like for you, but be in a mental state to where you can learn and move on with those learnings to try again. 🎉
This interview is just a blessing to my ears. Being an African woman where we are taught to only have as dream being a married woman, as far as O remember, I always believed since i Was 12 years old, that I can gbe ambitious, have a career, family and it all, it just takes the right partner, a very good organisation. From the fact that Emma dropped out of school and did all of these jobs, we have here a prime example of real life challenges. I am a big advocate of going far when it comes to school as I really believe real change comes from the laws and school will most of the Time, give you that place at the table where laws are written, but never consider yourself half human because you couldn’t finish school. All is within you, you have something, that is unique, just shape it and work, remain focus, and then it is all happen. Thank you to these two for this episode.
I think that this interview is one of the most inspiring interviews I have ever watched. Emma has just become a real inspiration to me, and everything she said is what I exactly needed to hear. Sending love and kindness to you both, and to anyone who sees this comment ❤
This woman is amazing- we need more role models and leaders like her! thank you Jay for inviting her. She's so amazing and so accomplished- inside and out. She's totally right about the "impostor" syndrome which is so one sided as it applies to only women in business but not men. I've heard it being ask of many women on podcasts and interviews.
That was so brilliant! I am 58 years old and have made the decision to step out of my comfort zone some months ago. I am taking the relevant courses to do this and listening to Emma who is from the East End like myself has inspired me to keep it moving. I was touched to hear that her mum told her what I tell my own children and grandchildren - your no better than anyone and no one is better than you! Thanks for sharing x
Iam a 22 year old female from South Africa and I am really thankful for this message and Emma. I am on a journey of self discovery and starting something new and Emma has inspired and answered most of my questions. It sometimes gets hard thinking about the future since we are not surrounded by many people who are entrepreneurs but content like this adds value in to our lives. I can't wait wait to come back with results as I put every thought/ advice into action. Thank you Jay🤗
I’m also from South Africa and looking forward to seeing your results on your self help journey. It’s the most amazing journey you will value for the rest of your life 🎉
I have started up a business recently because I want to be in control of my time. I'm that person who is never afraid to fail and I thought I wasn't doing it right. The more I fail the more I have this inner push to move forward. Thank you Emma, just listening to you gives me the courage to continue looking for ways to become successful. You are so realistic and that's what I love most about you. You give hope to many who think they can't be good at anything just because they never completed the formal school system society has deceived us to accept for centuries. Much love and looking forward to more informative podcasts.
I needed every bit of this episode because I am on the path of starting my own small business. And her saying “make a decision and move on” is so powerful for me right now because I am Sssooooooooo indecisive!!!!! Thank you so much Emma. I really appreciate your mind, heart, and spirit with this interview 💚💚💚💚
The best part of the podcast for me was "Make a decision and move on" being the best advice she's ever gotten & "Stay in your lane" being the worst. Lately I've been committed to not only learning a new skill but actually putting it in action. And everyone always says to stay in our lane but they may as well tell you to box yourself in. This podcast was gold. Thank you.
Wow, congratulations on your impressive :nvestment success! Your discipline and focus on delayed gratification is truly inspiring. I'm curious, what are some of the key factors that you consider when making :nvestment decisions? Do you have any tips for those of us who are just starting to dip our toes into the world of :nvesting? Thanks for sharing your story!
I just stumbled upon this video at just the perfect time in my Entrepreneurial journey. I loved her transparency about her education, Entrepreneur journey failures, her love for family and her husband. The best advice for me from the interview was make a decision and move on. The interview was so authentic from a place compassion for others.
Emma Grese has been my role model for a while. I love what she demonstrates, and the fact that she includes more women who represent what I look like, and communities who are marginalized, is unwavering. It's inspiring me to build my own women's health company with diversity, and inclusion, and represent more of us women in the center. Thank you for this conversation.
Biggest lesson for me - Be YOU. Get to know YOU. Make space for YOU. Do YOU. Emma is so honest. I'm honestly inspired. Respect others, you're not better than them and they aren't better than you. If we just sit on this for a while...
Emma is amazing!!! So straight to the point and inspiring. I’m currently 22 managing my home and working 2 jobs alongside starting my business as a jeweller. This episode was everything I needed and more. Empowering to say the least
@katmariabf hello, ma'am my can i have an english conversation with you? I have recently started my youtube channel where I post english conversational videos to help people to learn English
Loved everything about this episode. Emma was dropping so many gems but the biggest takeaways were 1) Simplification 2) Having ambitions outside of motherhood (as a mother myself this hit me) and 3)Make a decision and move on.
It’s so awesome to someone like me on the show. When i say me i mean a black woman from a not so great living environment, working on herself and her businesses make it to success. I love her story and it gives me motivation to keep going!!! 💪🏾
We read news in the media that doom and gloom is coming and we just accept it, doom and gloom doesn’t always have to be coming, I’ve read numerous success stories of people that are pulling off tremendous gains of up to $250K within weeks in this crazy market and I just want to learn how to achieve such figures.
Since the crash, I've been in the red. I’m playing the long term game, so I'm not too worried but Jim Cramer mentioned there are still a lot of great opportunities, though stocks has been down a lot. I also heard news of a guy that made $250k from about $110k since the crash and I would really look to know how to go about this.
Thats true, I've been getting assisted by a FA for almost a year now, I started out with less than $200K and I'm just $19,000 short of half a million in profit.
Thank you Jay and Emma for this pearls you handled to us in this podcast! From talking about the labels on working women, to the 1/3 rule, to the importance of beting on ourselves and being selfish but knowing that we are neither better nor worse than others. Wow you just blew my mind. And Mrs Grede does it all with lightness and a genuine smile! Amazing
The whole segment on motherhood felt like a warm hug and permission to go for your dreams as a mom. Thank you so much Emma for taking the time and sharing your story with others. You have no idea what it means to others listening❤
This interview was incredibly powerful and I LOVED it! However I do have to acknowledge some inconsistencies- at the beginning of the interview Emma said her mother always taught her “you are not better than anyone but also no one is better than you” she said based off that she’s never had imposter syndrome or doubted herself but then multiple times throughout the interview she mentions her self doubt holding her back/having a crippling fear her having a fear of what others think due to her not having a formal education. We’re all human it’s perfectly normal to not always have our confidence at 100%…
Never knew her until today, but enjoying her way of talk and thinking 🤔. I can relate to having every job under the Sun ☀️ but not enjoying them, but making the best of each job. Putting my all into it. ❤so at the age of 37, a child of God, I pray God to place me in a space of living it all, not just convenience
First saw her on the Kardashians and literally thought she was the project manager for Khloe's brand. I then saw her host a dinner with a few UK influential women through some influencers I follow on Instagram. I then got to her Instagram page and I was blown away with what she does and who she is. She is on the Dragon's den.
She's an American but her accent defines her why she's very good at everything.. absolutely great to watch these two people sharing their thoughts and intelligents with us ❤
One of those “I need to go on TH-cam and see the enthusiasm of this” type podcast. All of this resonates with my soul: “Make a decision and move on.” This gave me the activation boost I needed to make necessary actions.
This was an awesome video! Apparently, I've been living under a rock because I had never heard of Emma, lol! She is an amazing person, and the advice and wisdom she shared during your lovely conversation are priceless! Jay, you are my absolute favorite interviewer, hands down! ❤
This was such an impactful interview! There were so many nuggets and gems that I could mention, but the one thing that stood out the most was to make a decision and move on, and never stay in your lane. The mind can do such powerful things if we would just get unstuck, and truly believe that ANYTHING is indeed possible.
Emma is so direct and knowledgeable. She's a breath of fresh air and provides exceptional insights to those who want to become wealthy. She should mention how keeping eyes open for hidden opportunities. My hidden opportunity came in the form of multifamily properties that I was able to invest in at 100% financing, for a very small cash entry. I wasn't looking for this life changing opportunity, but I was smart enough to recognize it when it presented itself.
She is such a strong and positive minded woman. I’m writing all the take aways in my journal from your show jay. Thank you so much for such an incredible show .
this is hands down one of the best interviews I've watched. there is something so refreshing about her perspective. she makes you feel like your dreams are attainable. life made the right person successful. we need more women who are this kind, this real, and this determined. thank you emma. I hope to cross paths with you one day as a fellow business owner building a business of legacy.
This is soooo good, never heard of her and I am hooked now. I would want to be her friend. She's so grounded. It's nice to see a business woman,wife, mother and simply dope human. Loved that she said something near and dear to my heart " I am everything/all the things"
Hey Jay, just want to let you know . this is the second video from you that i can watch over and over never get bored , the first one is finding purpose. that one i watch like 1000 times until now i still watch and enjoy it.
Emma Grede's perspective on the illusion of overnight success really stood out to me. She emphasises that every job, no matter how small, teaches you valuable lessons that contribute to your growth. It's a reminder that success is a journey, not a destination, and every step along the way matters.
There are no words to describe how much Emma resonates. Here energy and her zest for living came through undoubtedly. Jay this guest is a much return this kind of real is priceless. Emma love light and blissings to you always!!!!!
This woman and her husband are beyond innovative!! Her husband founded the Lux Denim Line…”Frame”!! This Fall/Winter Collection is the best they’ve done in a long time!! Wallpaper Magazine!! 🔥🔥🔥 Keep up the trailblazing work!!
She is beautiful in and out! So inspiring! I am very inspired by her, she is amazing !! She deserves an honorary price or diploma she is truly a mastermind🥹❤️
So humble, so english, so likable, and down to earth. She's inspiring this is the first time I have heard of her and listen to her. I don't like the kardashian but she is so different.
This was an incredibly honest vantage point. I love that she believes that she can have it all and she is proving it to be true. She understands herself and values her self on an admirable level. Truly inspiring…
I had no clue who Emma was before I watched this video, wow ! She is really amazing. I see a lot of my values, views, perspectives in the same way as her as well. Her conversation is absolutely incredible you could listen to her all day long. I loved this episode ! It’s really motivated me and reminded me who I am :) giving her a follow. She is an excellent woman.
Your channel does so much for me as a musician and entrepreneur, I always relate so much to each guest you have on and it reminds me why I do what I do!!!!!! 🎉Thank you
I had no clue who she is, & never listened to this podcast before but this was v enlightening & Emma’s the real deal: stability, focus, family & super habits.
WOW!!! What truly powerful interview. I was sent this link and have been truly blessed with this powerful interview. Emma kept it real, being a fellow uk 🇬🇧 she was on point. From someone who is working self, changing my circumstances....pure golden nuggets dropped throughout this interview. The energy was amazing and authentic. Thank you so much, 8 pages of note taken later, I'm truly inspired and reignited to continue my goals. 🎉🙏🏾💯
The title says that anybody can make a billion-dollar industry... Well, it seems that the statement is true, but untrue at the same time. Not everybody wants to be at the center of attention 24 hours a day, in order to make a billion dollars....Some people love privacy and are much happier spending time alone or with two friends in nature. Not everybody is built in a way to feel pleasure from being on camera every day. For many people, it's losing privacy and personal peace... For others it is exciting but some people find much more happiness by observing the world quietly and reading books or listening to music, or doing various hobbies without wasting money all the time. ....It seems the billon business is only for those who have an idea about how it makes them happy, but it's not for everybody. It doesnt make everybody happy. Some people love nature and a minimalistic lifestyle. They are rich by having interesting hobbies.
😅 This made me cry with joy. My mom told me the same thing . She. Taught me that I could do anything I wanted to as long as I knew what I wanted and just go get it .. I am from England too. And I resonate with this so much.. Emma is awesome. And so are you Jay.. ❤ you loads.
Emma is soooooooo 100% Real, Savvy and a no nonsense person!!!! 🙏. Loved 🖤"No one's going to take a chance on me I have to take the chance on me, and then maybe someone else will be inspired to take a chance on me"!!!
Her points about tending to yourself, our position next to, not in competition with, others, the human tendency to project onto others, how we can criticize ourselves more than we criticize others or they criticize us, knowing the voices in your head as tools to use to your benefit...im cookin!! ❤🔥🍳 The grace and beauty and LIFE she exudes is reassuring as this is who imagine myself to be in my heart of hearts. Loooovee this conversation!
I am so glad she's brought up "Imposter Syndrome" because it's been a term introduced to my world, as well. I looked at it as telling your child they have "Imposter Syndrome". We would never do that!! And I find her perspective that we don't label men in this way interesting as well.
I absolutely agree with Emma Grede. She has realized how society tries to program you how you should be. It doesn't allow society to dictate how you should live. Kudos!
Lead with KINDNESS! That is a beautiful, hoping that more managers/CEO's will take this on. You can be firm but be smart about it. There is no place at work or home for bullying and threatening behavior... My thoughts on this. But this is what stuck out to me on this podcast.
So so good! Loved the framework of “rule of 3rds” if you are challenging yourself for growth. Emma’s truth about balance being BS is so real. As a mom and entrepreneur this episode was powerful and I felt so seen. Thank you!
Kudos to this incredible woman for knowing and owning her achievements. Great role model for other women. Love her authenticity and strength. Go Emma!!
So good! I for some reason got emotional toward the end. I had a moment where I felt that I would love to be in the position Emma is in to still experience challenges and drama but be so grateful and be able to offer opportunities to other women of color. She made me feel like it’s possible.
My FAVORITE part has to be “Don’t be afraid to take chances”. Great question with diving into Emma’s discernment with the VOICES. Ugh needed to hear 🙏🏽💎
I love this message to mothers. Women ask me all the time how do I do it all with 3 children. My answer is always continue your goals while being the best mother you can be. Your children will recognize you as the best version of yourself. Make time for your family and time for business.
Make a decision and move on... Worst advice Stay in ur lane, step out Decribe in u that doesn't know u. Kind, ambitious, not to be messed around it(tough) Someone that knows you very well.. Sentative Thoughtful Tough Create one law, how am I treating people? Lead with kind Can literally sit there and just watch Emma speak.. Am blown away, Girl... I hope to meet you oneday in my life time🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
Emma's energy is fire 🔥 and inspiring. I have just been grinning from ear to ear listening to her. Thank you, Jay, for bringing us these incredible stories from such great personalities. ❤
Totally agree with the Emma's thought about a mandatory rule- be kind to everyone no matter what ,so that the other person is also forced to think about incorporating kindness in oneself. In reality, i have seen/felt how my small, good deeds ,bring smiles on people's faces, if not forever at least for the moment, when i am around them. Also, Hi Jay, keep on creating knowledgeable, useful podcasts because someone might just be missing motivation, inspiration or guidance. For far as many podcasts i have seen, I would say your podcasts goes smoothly, correct question means not unnecessary quizzes for the guest.
This interview is soooo good! The part about being selfish longer because everyone else is busy thinking of themselves, so don’t feel bad about being selfish bc no one is going to get what you want for you 💛💛💛
LOVED THIS! I really relate to Emma, but what I love the most is the unapologetic way she took Jay's compliments and recognition to her steadfast belief in herself. I also grew up in the "Oprah Generation", which had a BIG impact on how I live my life and approach challenges. I definitely need to lean in more to my own abilities with that same confidence! Thanks to you both!
What a brilliant interview! She is radiating gratitude and strength!! This was such an enjoyable listen. I experienced such a positive energy and perspective shift. Truly an inspiration.
This episode was so good! I have been following Emma for years now when I discovered she was the founder of Good American. Her strength, boldness and will power is so inspiring to me! Thank you both for dropping so many gems. I will definitely use them when I start my business! 🙌🏾👏🏾💪🏾❤️
Share something you learned from Emma in the comments below! I’d like to invite you to join this community and subscribe to the channel. By hitting the 'Subscribe' button, you're not just becoming a subscriber - you're choosing to make a positive difference in your life.
I’d love to send you a piece of my apparel that involves health and wellness , maybe someday I could be on someday alll love from eddy the founder of hunger breeds success
Those sneaky voices in your head aren't you! he said that and I began to see them as mental barriers to give some for of resistance to one's life journey. Barriers will always be encountered; it's how we climb over them to keep moving that counts.
Thank you both. 🙏
“My kids adjust to my schedule” it released half of my guilty feelings for being a working mom lol. 🧡🧡🧡
Emma GREED
Okay that's cool
I NEEDED this podcast. I am a woman opening a women's sober living home. I have 4 children, and I am in school working towards my degree and have a full-time job. I have felt so much guilt for having to miss some of my children's events. Or nights that I have to do schoolwork rather than play. I hope they see that I am looking at the bigger picture, and I am doing all of this to better their lives and my own.
Successful people don't become that way overnight. What most people see as a glance of wealth, a great career, and purpose is the result of hard work and hustle over time. I pray that anyone who is reading this will be successful in life.
I want to compliment you, you have said it all. I am a little business owner and I really want to expand my business to the next level by making myself an investor but I really don't know how to go about it..
imagine investing in Btcoin earlier.... You could have been a multi millionaire precently
@@CristinaFox1 You are right. Been thinking of going into gold and cyptocurrency
Assets that can make you rich
*FX
*Btcoin
*Stocks
*Gold
*Real estate
You’re right but a lot of people remain poor due to ignorance
A few of the insights I gained from listening to Emma and Jay:
✴Never stay in your lane☺
✴Be kind, it costs so little to be kind yet goes a long way💞
✴Live with gratitude🙏
✴Don't be too afraid of failure, step out and do things anyway💪
✴Don't waste time/energy worrying about decisions already made. Make the decision, then make it work!🌟
✴Be the best at whatever you do, even if it's serving tables✴
im a terrible note taker, i got a page written out (front and back), plus a paragraph on a second page. I could have just stole your notes. 😭
Not me listening to the worst advice at the end "Stay in your lane" your first note 😁So amazing 💯
'What is hard work?' Hard work is getting up thinking about the end goal when you're nowhere near close to it but you can see a pathway. Yes!She is a great example that anything is possible.Thanks Emma really wanted to hear this❤
wow, what a refreshing, honest, spontaneous, empowered woman. favorite episode so far, it felt so real, not curated answers, just a real conversation. role model from now on.
hello, ma'am my can i have an english conversation with you?
I have recently started my youtube channel where I post english conversational videos to help people to learn English
Honestly I love how Jay listens and engages with his guests. Truly a talented interviewer.
She’s so positive, her mindset is just empowering and how she doesn’t believe the voices in her head or knows what they are. I love that
Regarding motherhood, I truly admire a woman who asserts that her children must adapt to her schedule. I say this as a single mother who has sacrificed financial stability to be present for my child, resulting in significant consequences for both my mental health and finances. Now, I'm shifting my focus towards improving my financial security, even though it means spending less time with my child. Women should not be shamed for prioritizing their financial well-being and personal fulfillment, as these aspects contribute to their overall happiness and ability to be a strong role model for their children. Moreover, by pursuing financial stability, women can provide a more secure future for their families, ultimately benefiting their children in the long run.
❤ Same! I’ve given up my financial independence to take care of the kids while unhappily married and now trying to figure out how the heck to cultivate financial freedom so I can leave and be able to support our myself & them without him
The fact that nobody talks about the book whispers of manifestation on borlest speaks volumes about how people are stuck in a trance
Why can’t I find this anywhere
She is amazing and authentic! I know her brand, but I’ve never heard her speak. We need more of her on the internet talking about life. This is one of the most realistic interviews I’ve seen in a long time. Very refreshing!
Until today, I had never heard of Emma Grede😮 This woman is absolutely amazing! Her story and journey is real and yet extraordinary. Her words hit me in a place that Is it only understood if you come from a certain place and even though she's from across the pond the system and environment/community that held her but that she needed to be released from resonates so much with my story🤯 her truths are so profound and her ability to simplify and share those truths in a way that is positive and not a woe is me story is a gift for me and everyone listening to this podcast. I love her energy, her voice, and her humility. But then there's this level of confidence, drive, passion, I'm not taking no for an answer and you're not taking anything from me power that she exudes even through this podcast!! While watching this I didn't know whether to cry or laugh.... But I extremely proud of her resilience and level of gratitude that she has even at her level - amazing! Emma thank you for sharing your story and your glory. Jay thanks for your efforts to bring her to your podcast cuz it has been a blessing 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
This made me cry because she’s the person I KNOW I will think of when I make it. Currently going thru everything she went thru while working on my business on the low. This really touched my heart 😍❤️
You’ve got this! Rooting for you
Her energy is amazing!!! So enthusiastic and positive, like a ray of sunshine! Love so many things she has touched on, another fantastic interview, Jay! Thanks to you and Emma!!!
Really is !!!
Love them both!
The Oprah / Quincy Jones story as a reminder that no one is watching as much as we are watching ourselves is such a great reminder. Thanks for this show.
LOVE this episode! My favorite takeaway is not being afraid to fail. Build up endurance and resilience and “fail right”, whatever that looks like for you, but be in a mental state to where you can learn and move on with those learnings to try again. 🎉
This interview is just a blessing to my ears. Being an African woman where we are taught to only have as dream being a married woman, as far as O remember, I always believed since i Was 12 years old, that I can gbe ambitious, have a career, family and it all, it just takes the right partner, a very good organisation. From the fact that Emma dropped out of school and did all of these jobs, we have here a prime example of real life challenges. I am a big advocate of going far when it comes to school as I really believe real change comes from the laws and school will most of the Time, give you that place at the table where laws are written, but never consider yourself half human because you couldn’t finish school. All is within you, you have something, that is unique, just shape it and work, remain focus, and then it is all happen. Thank you to these two for this episode.
I think that this interview is one of the most inspiring interviews I have ever watched. Emma has just become a real inspiration to me, and everything she said is what I exactly needed to hear.
Sending love and kindness to you both, and to anyone who sees this comment ❤
Her attitude is the most magnetic thing about her. What a beautiful soul. Shows whats possible with good upbringing and solid values.
This woman is amazing- we need more role models and leaders like her! thank you Jay for inviting her. She's so amazing and so accomplished- inside and out. She's totally right about the "impostor" syndrome which is so one sided as it applies to only women in business but not men. I've heard it being ask of many women on podcasts and interviews.
That was so brilliant! I am 58 years old and have made the decision to step out of my comfort zone some months ago. I am taking the relevant courses to do this and listening to Emma who is from the East End like myself has inspired me to keep it moving. I was touched to hear that her mum told her what I tell my own children and grandchildren - your no better than anyone and no one is better than you! Thanks for sharing x
you still young...
Iam a 22 year old female from South Africa and I am really thankful for this message and Emma. I am on a journey of self discovery and starting something new and Emma has inspired and answered most of my questions. It sometimes gets hard thinking about the future since we are not surrounded by many people who are entrepreneurs but content like this adds value in to our lives. I can't wait wait to come back with results as I put every thought/ advice into action. Thank you Jay🤗
I’m also from South Africa and looking forward to seeing your results on your self help journey. It’s the most amazing journey you will value for the rest of your life 🎉
I have started up a business recently because I want to be in control of my time. I'm that person who is never afraid to fail and I thought I wasn't doing it right. The more I fail the more I have this inner push to move forward. Thank you Emma, just listening to you gives me the courage to continue looking for ways to become successful.
You are so realistic and that's what I love most about you. You give hope to many who think they can't be good at anything just because they never completed the formal school system society has deceived us to accept for centuries.
Much love and looking forward to more informative podcasts.
Accepting NO as their loss. Truly believing in oneself. Being grateful.❤
she is very honesty, openness, and confidence... i like her so much!
I needed every bit of this episode because I am on the path of starting my own small business. And her saying “make a decision and move on” is so powerful for me right now because I am Sssooooooooo indecisive!!!!! Thank you so much Emma. I really appreciate your mind, heart, and spirit with this interview 💚💚💚💚
You got this! Wishing you the best of luck :)
Same!
Same here!! I wish you all the luck and success in the world 🫶🏾 you've got this! 🤗
May I ask what do you feel is driving your indecision?
Wishing you all the success ❤
The best part of the podcast for me was "Make a decision and move on" being the best advice she's ever gotten & "Stay in your lane" being the worst.
Lately I've been committed to not only learning a new skill but actually putting it in action. And everyone always says to stay in our lane but they may as well tell you to box yourself in.
This podcast was gold. Thank you.
Thank you for recommending Sarah Jennine Davis on one of your videos. I reached out to her and :nvesting with her has been amazing.
Wow, congratulations on your impressive :nvestment success! Your discipline and focus on delayed gratification is truly inspiring. I'm curious, what are some of the key factors that you consider when making :nvestment decisions? Do you have any tips for those of us who are just starting to dip our toes into the world of :nvesting? Thanks for sharing your story!
Do you mind sharing info on the adviser who
assisted you? I'm 39 now and would love to
grow my portfolio and plan my retirement
@@สมรักษ์อินทร์ตา-ม7ฑ Sarah Jennine Davis is highly recommended
You most likely should get her basic info when you search her on your browser.
@@Elijah-e6vHow do I access her ? I really need this
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I just stumbled upon this video at just the perfect time in my Entrepreneurial journey. I loved her transparency about her education, Entrepreneur journey failures, her love for family and her husband. The best advice for me from the interview was make a decision and move on. The interview was so authentic from a place compassion for others.
Emma Grese has been my role model for a while. I love what she demonstrates, and the fact that she includes more women who represent what I look like, and communities who are marginalized, is unwavering. It's inspiring me to build my own women's health company with diversity, and inclusion, and represent more of us women in the center. Thank you for this conversation.
Biggest lesson for me - Be YOU. Get to know YOU. Make space for YOU. Do YOU. Emma is so honest. I'm honestly inspired. Respect others, you're not better than them and they aren't better than you. If we just sit on this for a while...
Emma is amazing!!! So straight to the point and inspiring. I’m currently 22 managing my home and working 2 jobs alongside starting my business as a jeweller. This episode was everything I needed and more. Empowering to say the least
Wow love the work ethic! Sending you all the blessings and prosperity on your business endeavours 👏🏾
@@tamiaj851 love and blessings to you 😊
@katmariabf hello, ma'am my can i have an english conversation with you?
I have recently started my youtube channel where I post english conversational videos to help people to learn English
Loved everything about this episode. Emma was dropping so many gems but the biggest takeaways were 1) Simplification 2) Having ambitions outside of motherhood (as a mother myself this hit me) and 3)Make a decision and move on.
It’s so awesome to someone like me on the show. When i say me i mean a black woman from a not so great living environment, working on herself and her businesses make it to success. I love her story and it gives me motivation to keep going!!! 💪🏾
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We read news in the media that doom and gloom is coming and we just accept it, doom and gloom doesn’t always have to be coming, I’ve read numerous success stories of people that are pulling off tremendous gains of up to $250K within weeks in this crazy market and I just want to learn how to achieve such figures.
Since the crash, I've been in the red. I’m playing the long term game, so I'm not too worried but Jim Cramer mentioned there are still a lot of great opportunities, though stocks has been down a lot. I also heard news of a guy that made $250k from about $110k since the crash and I would really look to know how to go about this.
There are actually a lot of ways to make high yields in a crisis, but such trades are best done under the supervision of Financial advisor.
Thats true, I've been getting assisted by a FA for almost a year now, I started out with less than $200K and I'm just $19,000 short of half a million in profit.
Impressive can you share more info?
Credits to 'Carol Vivian Constable' she has a web presence, so you can simply
Thank you Jay and Emma for this pearls you handled to us in this podcast! From talking about the labels on working women, to the 1/3 rule, to the importance of beting on ourselves and being selfish but knowing that we are neither better nor worse than others. Wow you just blew my mind. And Mrs Grede does it all with lightness and a genuine smile! Amazing
I love that she takes her kids equally as seriously as her career!
If we can create balance in all areas of life, we can be super happy. Takes intentionality!
The whole segment on motherhood felt like a warm hug and permission to go for your dreams as a mom. Thank you so much Emma for taking the time and sharing your story with others. You have no idea what it means to others listening❤
Her laugh and spirit 😍. Keep kicking ass. I'm inspired!
This interview was incredibly powerful and I LOVED it! However I do have to acknowledge some inconsistencies- at the beginning of the interview Emma said her mother always taught her “you are not better than anyone but also no one is better than you” she said based off that she’s never had imposter syndrome or doubted herself but then multiple times throughout the interview she mentions her self doubt holding her back/having a crippling fear her having a fear of what others think due to her not having a formal education. We’re all human it’s perfectly normal to not always have our confidence at 100%…
This woman is soo inspiring 😍 I am amazed by her. This is an incredible interview and I loved every moment of it🥰
I love her words on how women can be moms and career driven which is very inspiring and meaningful for career driven women!
Never knew her until today, but enjoying her way of talk and thinking 🤔. I can relate to having every job under the Sun ☀️ but not enjoying them, but making the best of each job. Putting my all into it. ❤so at the age of 37, a child of God, I pray God to place me in a space of living it all, not just convenience
she's been a guest shark on recent Shark Tank eps btw. that's where i first saw/heard of her.
I believe in you Cornelia
First saw her on the Kardashians and literally thought she was the project manager for Khloe's brand. I then saw her host a dinner with a few UK influential women through some influencers I follow on Instagram. I then got to her Instagram page and I was blown away with what she does and who she is. She is on the Dragon's den.
She's an American but her accent defines her why she's very good at everything.. absolutely great to watch these two people sharing their thoughts and intelligents with us ❤
She’s actually British hence her accent
she's from east london
She’s born and raised in London, England. She’s British
What does this even mean???????
East Londoner
Her insight into how important it is to draw our worth from our areas of responsibility is so profound.
One of those “I need to go on TH-cam and see the enthusiasm of this” type podcast.
All of this resonates with my soul:
“Make a decision and move on.”
This gave me the activation boost I needed to make necessary actions.
This was an awesome video! Apparently, I've been living under a rock because I had never heard of Emma, lol! She is an amazing person, and the advice and wisdom she shared during your lovely conversation are priceless! Jay, you are my absolute favorite interviewer, hands down! ❤
Thank you!
I really like her. I found her relatable and real. I also felt her when she said, “Get me back into my Office.”
This was such an impactful interview! There were so many nuggets and gems that I could mention, but the one thing that stood out the most was to make a decision and move on, and never stay in your lane. The mind can do such powerful things if we would just get unstuck, and truly believe that ANYTHING is indeed possible.
Emma is so direct and knowledgeable. She's a breath of fresh air and provides exceptional insights to those who want to become wealthy. She should mention how keeping eyes open for hidden opportunities.
My hidden opportunity came in the form of multifamily properties that I was able to invest in at 100% financing, for a very small cash entry. I wasn't looking for this life changing opportunity, but I was smart enough to recognize it when it presented itself.
She's very thoughtful.
She is such a strong and positive minded woman. I’m writing all the take aways in my journal from your show jay. Thank you so much for such an incredible show .
this is hands down one of the best interviews I've watched. there is something so refreshing about her perspective. she makes you feel like your dreams are attainable. life made the right person successful. we need more women who are this kind, this real, and this determined. thank you emma. I hope to cross paths with you one day as a fellow business owner building a business of legacy.
This is soooo good, never heard of her and I am hooked now. I would want to be her friend. She's so grounded. It's nice to see a business woman,wife, mother and simply dope human. Loved that she said something near and dear to my heart " I am everything/all the things"
Hey Jay, just want to let you know . this is the second video from you that i can watch over and over never get bored , the first one is finding purpose. that one i watch like 1000 times until now i still watch and enjoy it.
that's amazing!
Emma Grede's perspective on the illusion of overnight success really stood out to me. She emphasises that every job, no matter how small, teaches you valuable lessons that contribute to your growth. It's a reminder that success is a journey, not a destination, and every step along the way matters.
The realness in this video is nothing but unadulterated GREATNESS! No airs and graces just realness
So True - Create new memories, activities, projects and moments to keep growing relationships.
I never wanted this to end! Loved this! She's so inspiring and such a light!
There are no words to describe how much Emma resonates. Here energy and her zest for living came through undoubtedly. Jay this guest is a much return this kind of real is priceless. Emma love light and blissings to you always!!!!!
This woman and her husband are beyond innovative!! Her husband founded the Lux Denim Line…”Frame”!! This Fall/Winter Collection is the best they’ve done in a long time!! Wallpaper Magazine!! 🔥🔥🔥
Keep up the trailblazing work!!
She is beautiful in and out! So inspiring! I am very inspired by her, she is amazing !! She deserves an honorary price or diploma she is truly a mastermind🥹❤️
This is Dynamite! Absolutely incredible. Every single word relatable & incredible 🎉
So humble, so english, so likable, and down to earth. She's inspiring this is the first time I have heard of her and listen to her. I don't like the kardashian but she is so different.
I was just telling my partner how I would love to attend a masterclass by Emma. This was really invaluable, thank you both. - Budding entrepreneur
This was an incredibly honest vantage point. I love that she believes that she can have it all and she is proving it to be true. She understands herself and values her self on an admirable level. Truly inspiring…
I had no clue who Emma was before I watched this video, wow ! She is really amazing. I see a lot of my values, views, perspectives in the same way as her as well. Her conversation is absolutely incredible you could listen to her all day long. I loved this episode ! It’s really motivated me and reminded me who I am :) giving her a follow. She is an excellent woman.
I appreciate her openness about the personal sacrifices that success can entail - a reminder that success is a holistic concept.
Your channel does so much for me as a musician and entrepreneur, I always relate so much to each guest you have on and it reminds me why I do what I do!!!!!! 🎉Thank you
I had no clue who she is, & never listened to this podcast before but this was v enlightening & Emma’s the real deal: stability, focus, family & super habits.
“My kids revolve around me,” Wow that was powerful never heard someone say that💯❣️
I love that she’s vibrant and living in her brilliance.
Great interview! Kind-Motivated-Tough = perfect formula!
WOW!!! What truly powerful interview. I was sent this link and have been truly blessed with this powerful interview. Emma kept it real, being a fellow uk 🇬🇧 she was on point. From someone who is working self, changing my circumstances....pure golden nuggets dropped throughout this interview. The energy was amazing and authentic. Thank you so much, 8 pages of note taken later, I'm truly inspired and reignited to continue my goals. 🎉🙏🏾💯
She's been awesome on Shark Tank as well. Thank you Jay for bringing awesome guests - including those who aren't featured on podcasts as widely.
Glad you enjoyed!
The title says that anybody can make a billion-dollar industry... Well, it seems that the statement is true, but untrue at the same time. Not everybody wants to be at the center of attention 24 hours a day, in order to make a billion dollars....Some people love privacy and are much happier spending time alone or with two friends in nature. Not everybody is built in a way to feel pleasure from being on camera every day. For many people, it's losing privacy and personal peace... For others it is exciting but some people find much more happiness by observing the world quietly and reading books or listening to music, or doing various hobbies without wasting money all the time. ....It seems the billon business is only for those who have an idea about how it makes them happy, but it's not for everybody. It doesnt make everybody happy. Some people love nature and a minimalistic lifestyle. They are rich by having interesting hobbies.
😅 This made me cry with joy. My mom told me the same thing . She. Taught me that I could do anything I wanted to as long as I knew what I wanted and just go get it ..
I am from England too. And I resonate with this so much.. Emma is awesome. And so are you Jay.. ❤ you loads.
This was one of my favorites interviews on the show ❤
Emma is soooooooo 100% Real, Savvy and a no nonsense person!!!! 🙏. Loved 🖤"No one's going to take a chance on me I have to take the chance on me, and then maybe someone else will be inspired to take a chance on me"!!!
My favourite speaker l always admire and appreciate Jay genius.
Her points about tending to yourself, our position next to, not in competition with, others, the human tendency to project onto others, how we can criticize ourselves more than we criticize others or they criticize us, knowing the voices in your head as tools to use to your benefit...im cookin!! ❤🔥🍳 The grace and beauty and LIFE she exudes is reassuring as this is who imagine myself to be in my heart of hearts. Loooovee this conversation!
I am so glad she's brought up "Imposter Syndrome" because it's been a term introduced to my world, as well. I looked at it as telling your child they have "Imposter Syndrome". We would never do that!!
And I find her perspective that we don't label men in this way interesting as well.
I absolutely agree with Emma Grede. She has realized how society tries to program you how you should be. It doesn't allow society to dictate how you should live. Kudos!
FAVOURITE EPISODE SO FAR! I’VE LEARNED SO MUCH! Well done Emma & Jay ❤️
I could say the same!!
Lead with KINDNESS! That is a beautiful, hoping that more managers/CEO's will take this on. You can be firm but be smart about it. There is no place at work or home for bullying and threatening behavior... My thoughts on this. But this is what stuck out to me on this podcast.
So so good! Loved the framework of “rule of 3rds” if you are challenging yourself for growth. Emma’s truth about balance being BS is so real. As a mom and entrepreneur this episode was powerful and I felt so seen. Thank you!
Kudos to this incredible woman for knowing and owning her achievements. Great role model for other women. Love her authenticity and strength. Go Emma!!
So good! I for some reason got emotional toward the end. I had a moment where I felt that I would love to be in the position Emma is in to still experience challenges and drama but be so grateful and be able to offer opportunities to other women of color. She made me feel like it’s possible.
My FAVORITE part has to be “Don’t be afraid to take chances”. Great question with diving into Emma’s discernment with the VOICES. Ugh needed to hear 🙏🏽💎
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I love this message to mothers. Women ask me all the time how do I do it all with 3 children. My answer is always continue your goals while being the best mother you can be. Your children will recognize you as the best version of yourself. Make time for your family and time for business.
Make a decision and move on...
Worst advice
Stay in ur lane, step out
Decribe in u that doesn't know u.
Kind, ambitious, not to be messed around it(tough)
Someone that knows you very well..
Sentative
Thoughtful
Tough
Create one law, how am I treating people?
Lead with kind
Can literally sit there and just watch Emma speak.. Am blown away, Girl... I hope to meet you oneday in my life time🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
Emma's energy is fire 🔥 and inspiring. I have just been grinning from ear to ear listening to her. Thank you, Jay, for bringing us these incredible stories from such great personalities. ❤
Totally agree with the Emma's thought about a mandatory rule- be kind to everyone no matter what ,so that the other person is also forced to think about incorporating kindness in oneself. In reality, i have seen/felt how my small, good deeds ,bring smiles on people's faces, if not forever at least for the moment, when i am around them.
Also, Hi Jay, keep on creating knowledgeable, useful podcasts because someone might just be missing motivation, inspiration or guidance. For far as many podcasts i have seen, I would say your podcasts goes smoothly, correct question means not unnecessary quizzes for the guest.
Absolutely loved the humour and liveliness of the episode, imagining how much y'all enjoyed recording this. So full of learning🙌🏾
This interview is soooo good! The part about being selfish longer because everyone else is busy thinking of themselves, so don’t feel bad about being selfish bc no one is going to get what you want for you 💛💛💛
Jay you are the one for this 👌
LOVED THIS! I really relate to Emma, but what I love the most is the unapologetic way she took Jay's compliments and recognition to her steadfast belief in herself. I also grew up in the "Oprah Generation", which had a BIG impact on how I live my life and approach challenges. I definitely need to lean in more to my own abilities with that same confidence! Thanks to you both!
What a brilliant interview! She is radiating gratitude and strength!! This was such an enjoyable listen. I experienced such a positive energy and perspective shift. Truly an inspiration.
"Stop trying to make the right decision, just make decisions then make it right totally."
Thanks for this incredible quote!
She's so gorgeous and inspiring! Thanks a lot!!!
I love how honest and genuine she is
This episode was so good! I have been following Emma for years now when I discovered she was the founder of Good American. Her strength, boldness and will power is so inspiring to me! Thank you both for dropping so many gems. I will definitely use them when I start my business! 🙌🏾👏🏾💪🏾❤️