This is like a therapy session.

Patricia Bryant, she's a creator, author, entrepreneur, with an incredible story.

Growing up, my mom should take us to offices to clean the offices and we'll go to school and she would say,

like, just don't tell anyone that you're working at 5 o'clock in the morning

you just go to school in the morning and act like everything was normal.

There is pressure for influences to speak up on every topic all the time bearing in mind that my forte is makeup and

clothing and financed you know to an extent but we are not credible sources who know

everything we just don't and I think it's really important

for us to say speaking up on stuff that you know nothing about is very, very dangerous.

I had a stalker for like three years and it was someone who would like just

message me on all my platforms constantly send emails message family members I

I didn't meet and greet an event and then they messaged me like ha ha I was at your

meet and greet so I remember feeling so anxious you didn't see me you look so

terrible in person next time I'm going to do something. Patricia Bright. She's a creator, author, entrepreneur, and a mother and she has a remarkable

inspiring story. Growing up on a council estate, having her dad deported when she was just five years old,

a Nigerian mother that came to this country doing cleaning jobs at night, which she took Patricia along to with her and that mother became a property

mogul and Patricia she became a superstar in her own right so it's no surprise

that when I looked at the comment section on a previous

podcast episode, a comment requesting Patricia Bright to sit here with me and to be on this

podcast had over a hundred upvotes.

And now I know why.

Her attitude, perspective, ambition, self-belief, resilience is incredible.

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