I am from Switzerland and Hong Kong. I studied my bachelors in hospitality business management in EHL, and currently studying the CFA to be an investment analyst. I have always been fascinated by the stock market since I was 16, but I never had the right people around to guide me in taking the right steps. So I took the longer path to teach myself.
In 2020, I bought my first stocks during the Covid-19 stock market crash. After growing my portfolio from 9,000 to 18,000 in 2 years, I was determined to help women learn how to make their own money work for them, without having to figure out all the steps on their own and make costly mistakes like I did. Fast forward to today, I have helped hundreds of women kickstart their investing journey and build wealth for themselves and their family.
Since the beginning of 2022, the stock market has experienced a great reset in prices and we are finally getting the opportunity to buy most stocks at pre-covid price levels. We might not get this opportunity again for another 10 years.
I’m not a financial advisor, nor am I a professional trader that is going to promise to help you double your money in two months. Investing is not a get rich quick scheme, but it is an incredible tool to grow long term wealth. I want to show you that it is easier to learn than you think. This is why I spent the past year putting together three years worth of knowledge into eight weeks in a concise and comprehensible manner that anyone can understand.
In life, there are three pillars of resources: time, money, and energy. We will always have to invest one of these resources to build a better future for ourselves. You can choose to either invest years into figuring this out yourself and make your own mistakes as I did, or invest into your education that can empower you financially.
Time is the most precious thing we have, meanwhile money is as abundant as your mindset. We are all given the same amount of hours in a day and life is too short to waste time “figuring it out” on your own while making costly mistakes.
So it’s time to start investing in yourself and in your future.