Okay, so today is exciting because we're talking to your rich BFF.

And honestly, we all need this conversation. Vivian 2 went from Wall Street to becoming

one of the most trusted voices in financial education, breaking

things down in a way that feels like you're just talking to your smartest, most honest friend.

She's a bestselling author, a total boss in the business world, and now she's expanding her

empire with her newest book well endowed. Basically, she's who we all want in our group chat when we are

making money decisions. Everyone, please welcome Vivian 2 to the Nikki and Bree show.

Hey, Vivian. Thanks, guys. I'm so glad today we get to be triplets instead of twins.

Yes, honestly. I know when I saw you, I'm like triplets. Yes, right?. Bella triplets. That's for sure. Well, Vivian, I mean, you have an incredible story. You're a daughter of immigrant parents. You've found success in so many different ways. But Nikki and I would love to start at the beginning and really dive into your journey where it all started. You worked for J.P. Morgan as a trader on

Wall Street. Like that must have been, wow, because we all saw, what was it, Wolf of Wall Street.

Oh, yeah. Tell us, how was that? Okay. So I will say Wolf of Wall Street was even the era

before that. So it was very, very dramatized and all of the

craziest moments. That said, like, some of what you see in that movie is not a dramatization.

The fact that it's an absolute boys club, the fact that people are going to say insane things

to you that people could not get away with in any other career.

The fact that it is a very dog-y-dog world out there, like you are fighting with other young people

who are all just as talented, just as smart as you, maybe even come from better family backgrounds

or pedigrees, trying to get the same jobs. I remember when I was actually

interning at J.P. Morgan, they hired three interns for my desk, so my specific team. And we all knew

there was only one full-time seat, meaning two people were just not going to get jobs.

And it was halfway through the summer. It was pretty clear that the two other young men were not as good of a fit for the team as I was.

So they got rotated away.

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