Kiana Danial came to the U.S. at 26, landed a finance job, and got fired within a year. Fifteen years later, she's built a $21 million net worth while raising her daughter, saving her marriage from the brink of divorce, and going through IVF, all without burning out. In this episode, Dana and Kiana dig into why so many moms feel guilty for wanting to be wealthy, what money actually buys a mom (spoiler: it's not stuff), and the triple compounding system Kiana built by studying what self-made millionaires really do.
You'll hear:
Why money only amplifies who you already are, and how Kiana put down the guilt about wanting it
How financial freedom took Kiana's marriage from the brink of divorce to a real partnership
Why Kiana hasn't cooked in three years, and why her daughter still calls her the best mommy ever
The triple compounding system: three investments (you, your income extensions, external assets) and three actions (generate, automate, accelerate)
The book Kiana wrote while breastfeeding that still pays her six figures a year
Why your gut feeling is a legitimate part of investing
How both Kiana and Dana bring their kids into their businesses and money conversations
This is for any mom who's ever felt like wanting more money makes her a worse mom.
Heads up: a little language in this one, so headphones on if little ears are nearby.
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