When lifelong friends and financial gurus Kristen Kelly and Jen Saarbach join forces, the result is nothing short of captivating. Our latest conversation with these powerhouses takes you through their serendipitous shift from divergent career paths to becoming leading voices in finance with their Wall Street Skinny podcast. We uncover the mosaic of their friendship, the decisive moments that influenced their professional lives, and their shared ambition to demystify the finance world for everyone tuning in.

Navigating the high-stakes world of finance is no small feat, especially for women who juggle the demands of career and family. Kristen and Jen's stories are testament to the resilience and dynamism needed to thrive. They offer an unfiltered look into the mentorship culture that's shaping the future of women in finance, the importance of finding joy in your work, and the stark differences between the sell side and buy side of the industry. Their insights are a beacon for anyone aspiring to carve out a space in the complex world of finance.

Ever wondered what it's like to be an entrepreneur while managing family life and still kicking goals in the finance sector? Kristen and Jen share the triumphs and trials of running a multifaceted business, from the hustle of remote work to the creative process of engaging an audience through podcasting. They also peer into the crystal ball of AI's influence on the finance industry, revealing how technology can both challenge and enhance our professional landscapes. If you're drawn to stories of innovation, growth, and the pursuit of a brand that captures hearts and minds, then this episode is your front-row ticket.

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