To be or not to be a Rich Girl (continued)

Feb 4, 2022

2 min read

I overcame my confidence issues in my 20s, went to business school, met my husband, had kids, and became a portfolio manager at a hedge fund.

After working crazy hours, managing nannies, making my girls practice violin every night, I thought I made it, I was in my 40s, with 3 kids.

But a bigger challenge came at me from out of nowhere.

I worked this hard and for what? What was I supposed to do next?

My daughters’ school (The Fay School) in Houston had a Parent Ed session on: Your Family’s Core Values: Creating a Family Mission Statement.

Just like a business, families should have a mission statement?

I invested in growth companies and commodities (metals and mining, energy and production companies) but I wasn't growing.

I was blown away by this...I knew something was missing.

Should we all have a purpose? A mission statement?

This was a step in a direction I hadn't thought of …

I knew I had no control over the stock market, my career, or my future.

I could have continued to avoid figuring out my path but I feared if I didn’t, I would have been sucked down into some vortex.

So I created an obligation, just like a debt that I owed my family.

Debt is an obligation that increases your risk. Just like financial debt, I needed to take on more risk. If I didn’t take the risk to figure out my path, this debt would have compounded and grown.

I figured out my purpose which is to encourage women to take more risk in their lives and invest. I went back to school and earned my CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ credential, became a financial advisor, and almost a year and a half ago started my own registered investment advisor firm.

I love having invested in my life and helping other women do the same. If you know of someone going through a major transition, please think of me as someone who can help.

Tiffany Kent,

Your Friendly Wealth Engagement Guide

3715 Northside Pkwy NW

Building 100 - Suite 500

Atlanta, GA 30327

Office: (404) 795 - 6124 / (917) 826 - 5955

Email: tiffany@wealthengagement.com