BOLD by Cristina Jaeger

BOLD is for women who are Bold, Outstanding, and Living Daringly — women ready to stop waiting for permission and start building their own version of success. Through authentic conversations with successful businesswomen, entrepreneurs, and women living boldly, we look into the tools, mindsets, and strategies that empower women to build independence and break free from societal expectations. We cover topics spanning career advancement, building wealth, independence, and personal empowerment. Always with the goal of inspiring women to challenge preconceived ideas and embrace their power. This podcast exists to build a thriving community where women feel supported, encouraged, and equipped to pursue their dreams without apology. Join 3,000+ women building a future of stability & freedom! https://herfinancialfreedom.net/newsletter

BOLD by Cristina Jaeger is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 25 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

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  Episode #24

  1.1M Subscribers, Zero Ads: How Emma Walker Built a Profitable Business and Financial Freedom (EP#24)

  Sep 25, 20261h 11mS1

  Join 3,000+ women building real wealth. Get notified when new BOLD episodes drop, receive monthly jargon-free market updates, and get access to our WhatsApp community. herfinancialfreedom.net/newsletter 1.1 million YouTube subscribers. Over a million views every month. Her monthly ad revenue? Around €1,000. "There's no such thing as passive income." Emma Walker built Pronunciation with Emma from nothing. No investors. No paid ads. Ever. After paying for her own master's degree, she had £300 in the bank. Her plan B? The supermarket down the road. Today she runs a team from central Barcelona. Featured in Forbes. Working with Cambridge. Here's how the money actually came: → She charged £5 an hour because she was desperate → A student asked to pay even less. She said no. → She raised her prices slowly. Nobody walked away. → She turned her 1:1 teaching into a course → 5K a month. Then 10K. Then 15K. → And she cut her teaching hours as it grew But here's the twist: She built a business that pays a team. And she had never invested a single euro. "What if I invest all this money and it just goes?" A working-class childhood where money was always a worry. An ex who blew his savings on trading — and thousands of hers. The fear made sense. So I ran the numbers with her, live. €100 a month. 8% a year. After 15 years: ~€35,000 After 25 years: ~€95,000 10 more years. Nearly 3x the money. That's compound interest. Emma's reaction? "Who knew finances would be so cool?" In this episode, we talk about: → Why passive income is a myth → How to build a business without quitting first → Raising your prices when you're scared to → Risk, ETFs and "Sitzfleisch": can you sit it out? → Why she never shared a bank account with her ex → Only taking advice from people who are where you want to be → What financial freedom means when you grew up with money worries Her definition of financial freedom: "It's not having money on my mind. Being able to take my dad out for a meal — without feeling guilty." Be honest: what's stopping you from investing your first €100? Connect with Emma: Youtube: youtube.com/pronunciationwithemma Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pronunciationwithemma LInkedIn: https://es.linkedin.com/in/emmawalkerteacher #herfinancialfreedom #womenandmoney #investing #entrepreneurship

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  Episode #23

  A Family Affair: Same Bloodline, Opposite Money Rules with Barbara and Noa Jaeger (EP#23)

  Sep 11, 202654 minS1

  Join 3,000+ women building real wealth. Get notified when new BOLD episodes drop, receive monthly jargon-free market updates, and get access to our WhatsApp community. herfinancialfreedom.net/newsletter She never bought a single stock in her life — and retired with total peace of mind. Her 25-year-old daughter invests every month — because she'll never afford a home. Same family. Two opposite money playbooks. And here's the uncomfortable part: they're both winning. This week on BOLD, I sat down with two women from my own family — my aunt Barbara, 67, and her daughter, my cousin Noa, 25. Barbara built wealth the way her generation could: a home she owns outright, no stock portfolio, no stress. Noa can't afford a home in her city, so investing isn't optional — it's the only path left. But here's where they agree, and where the real lesson lives: Both have always kept their money entirely their own. → Never one joint pot → Separate accounts → A shared fund only for shared costs "Don't ever put everything together. Women do that. Don't." Because the partner you trust today can change in 48 hours. Because independence isn't cynical — it's freedom. In this episode: → The "separate finances" rule both women swear by → Home ownership vs investing — the generational wealth debate, settled in one family → Why you can start investing with as little as €2 → Why poverty in retirement is female — and how to make sure it's never your story → What financial freedom means at 67 vs 25 Barbara: "Peace of mind." Noa: "More time to be yourself and follow your dreams." Different words. Same freedom. Because the goal was never to die rich. It was to live with choices. If you share money with a partner — one pot, or separate? #SwissWomenInFinance #WomenAndMoney #FinancialFreedomWomen #SwitzerlandFinance #InvestierenFürFrauen #FemaleInvestor #GeldFürFrauen

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  Episode #22

  6 Numbers Every High-Earning Woman Should Know (EP#22)

  Aug 27, 202617 minS1

  Get the free finance tracker and get clarity on where your money goes: herfinancialfreedom.net/finance-tracker Stop blaming your coffee to-go. Women aren't behind because of oat milk lattes. They're behind because the numbers were rigged before we ever opened a bank account. I'd know. I grew up with a banker dad, spent years managing billions for the ultra-rich — and I still didn't invest a franc until my 30s. The odds are stacked before we even begin: → Women in Switzerland still earn 16% less than men — and 7% of that gap has no explanation at all → We live around 3.5 years longer, so we have more years to fund with less money to fund them → Only 22% of women rate their financial knowledge as good — and it's not ability; it's a confidence gap Nobody hands us a plan to close that gap. So here's the shift: you can't rewrite the system today. But there are 6 numbers that are entirely yours — and the women I see building real, lasting wealth all know them cold. Not their salary. Not their bank balance. The numbers that show how hard their money is actually working for them. In this episode, I walk you through all 6: → Your savings rate → Your conscious spend score → Your bucket count → Your net worth → Your portfolio return rate → Your financial independence date Knowing them is step one. Tracking them is where the magic happens. Because you can't grow what you've never looked at — and every single month you invest moves your freedom date closer. Knowing it changes how you negotiate. The risks you take. What you're finally willing to say no to. Which of these 6 numbers do you actually know off the top of your head? #SwissWomenInFinance #WomenAndMoney #FinancialFreedomWomen #SwitzerlandFinance #InvestierenFürFrauen #FemaleInvestor #GeldFürFrauen

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  Episode #21

  How to Land a Remote Job Without Quitting First: A Recruiter's Playbook with Juliana Rabbi (EP#21)

  Aug 14, 20261h 7mS1

  Join 3,000+ women building real wealth. Get notified when new BOLD episodes drop, receive monthly jargon-free market updates, and get access to our WhatsApp community. herfinancialfreedom.net/newsletter Juliana had interviewed 74,000 people for their dream jobs. It took her 15 years to go after her own. In 2019 — five years before COVID made it normal — Juliana Rabbi walked away from a 15-year career as an international recruiter at multinational giants to build a business that goes wherever she goes. No safety net. No plan B. Just a number in her savings account she was willing to lose. Today: 64 countries. 800+ professionals coached across five continents. A life entirely on her own terms. I sit down with Juliana for one of the most honest conversations yet. About the freedom that comes with decisions like that. But also about the price. What you'll learn: - The Mauritius window moment — and what it actually takes to act on a feeling you've been ignoring for years - How she built her exit: four income streams, a savings safety net, and one very specific number - Why women undersell dinosaur eggs and men oversell sparrows' - The real cost nobody posts about: missed birthdays, non-linear friendships, grieving old versions of yourself - The scarcity mindset that almost broke her business — and the delegation decision that saved it - Managing personal wealth across multiple countries and currencies with no pension system backing you up - Why investing in yourself has a higher ROI than the stock market Her final words: "Don't ignore that feeling that there is more. Don't suffocate it. Recognizing it and acting on it are very different things." Have you ever watched your own life through a window and thought — this isn't how I want to be here? Connect with Juliana Rabbi: Website: https://julianarabbi.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/julianarabbi-career-coach Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/juliana.rabbi/?hl=en

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  Episode #20

  6 Questions to Ask Your Financial Advisor (Before You Trust Them With Your Money) (EP#20)

  Jul 30, 202618 minS1

  Download your FREE Questions To Ask Your Service Provider Guide. Get the answers you need by asking the right questions to your banker: herfinancialfreedom.net/questionstoaskyourbanker How to challenge your financial advisor: A full breakdown. 67% of women don't feel understood by their financial advisors. Studies show we receive worse advice, are spoken to less in meetings, and more often steered toward costly funds — even when we signal high confidence and high risk tolerance. This isn't a you problem. It's a system problem. And today I'm fixing it. In this solo episode I walk you through exactly what to ask your financial advisor so you walk in prepared, confident, and in control. What you'll learn: - Why they must understand your goals before recommending anything - How to pressure-test their investment strategy - Which documents to always request - How to decode every layer of fees - What kickbacks are — and why you need to ask about them - How to make sure you're in the most cost-efficient products Have you ever walked out of a financial advisor meeting with no idea what just happened? #SwissWomenInFinance #WomenAndMoney #FinancialFreedomWomen #SwitzerlandFinance #InvestierenFürFrauen #FemaleInvestor #GeldFürFrauen

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