Show Notes
In this episode, Tay sits down with Adeife Adeoye, digital creator, financial educator, and founder of Remote WorkHER, for a conversation about money, mindset, and building a life on her own terms.
From accidentally starting a content career to freelancing at 16 to support her dad’s Fiverr hustle, Adeife reflects on how she built Remote WorkHER from nothing, the risks she’s taken along the way, and the discipline it has taken to stay grounded through Nigeria’s harshest financial climate. She also opens up about growing up with a father who explained rather than dictated, her theory that your nervous system decides whether you can actually hold onto wealth, and why she refuses to invest in anything she doesn’t fully understand.
She also opens up about her concept of an “enough number,” and why she believes broke is a mindset long before it’s a bank balance.
There are funny moments, honest reflections, and plenty of stories from a woman who has built a business and a following from scratch, while staying brutally honest about what nobody else is saying out loud.
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