013 Hustling, Activism, and Choosing Yourself with Rachel Cargle

Hello Seven Podcast

Rachel Rodgers

Education, Self-improvement, Careers, Business, Entrepreneurship

4.8 • 614 Ratings

🗓️ 4 April 2019

⏱️ 73 minutes

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This conversation with Rachel is full of juicy stuff about entrepreneurship, building wealth, and using money to serve others. We talk about why she became an entrepreneur, when she learned she could make bank, and how Rachel has used strategic hires to not only capitalize on where she's at now, but ensure she will have work and money for the long term. We also discuss some of the anxiety that can come up when you become a successful entrepreneur after growing up poor, and how she takes care ...

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0:00.0	And there were people who said all of those things.
0:02.0	There are people who said, Rachel, you're just a student.
0:03.6	Who do you think you are thinking that you're teaching something? And I did get all of that feedback. But I just showed up. And I was like, I'll, and what is it? Three weeks ago, now I've lectured at Harvard, Yale, Berkeley. I've been invited to teach in these spaces. So like, I'll see you there, bitch. Like, until you've done everything I'm trying to do,
0:21.5	I literally don't take you seriously. Welcome to the million dollar badass podcast. I'm your host,
0:32.6	Rachel Rogers, wife, mother to four children, lover of Beyonce, coffee drinker, and Afro-Weirer.
0:39.3	And I just happen to be the CEO of a seven-figure business.
0:42.9	I am on a mission to help every woman I meet become a millionaire.
0:47.0	If you want to make more money, you are in the right place.
0:50.6	Let's get it going.
0:52.5	Well, hello, friends.
0:57.8	What an exciting episode we have for you today.
1:05.6	Today, I am talking to activist, writer, and lecturer Rachel Cargall. Rachel has a very interesting story. She actually went viral just last year. And based on that, just happening to have a picture from the
1:15.2	Women's March last year go viral, she decided to create a lecture series called Unpacking White
1:22.0	Feminism. And so what she is doing right now is lecturing all over the country, speaking at Yale and Harvard and all of these amazing places where she is talking about the intersection of race and womanhood.
1:37.5	She has a social media platform of over 40,000 people following her.
1:43.1	And she is guiding conversations and encouraging critical
1:46.3	discourse about the topics of race and feminism. And so she's got a really interesting story
1:53.5	about how she became an entrepreneur. This is not her first venture. So her first business was
1:58.5	very interesting, how she came into it, completely offline. So we talk about
2:03.8	that. We talk about what it means to be a feminist today. We talk about her journey from growing up
2:11.0	poor and becoming a very wealthy woman entrepreneur and what that experience has been like. We talk about the seemingly contradictory fight for socioeconomic justice and personal wealth creation
2:25.6	and how sometimes that can feel incongruous.
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