In this episode we are picking the brains of CEO of House of CB and absolute boss, Conna Walker. Conna shares the highs and lows of starting her businesses and what she learned from leading a failed brand. Be prepared to be inspired and to have a few "Well if she can do that, what stopping me?" moments! Host: @PatriciaBright IG: @thebreaksocial #CaughtOffGuardPod. Guest: @ConnaWalker. Caught Off Guard, presented by The Break Platform, is an independent podcast created and hosted by Patricia Bright. The producer and executive producer is Clarissa Pabi.
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Conna Walker: From a failed brand to a multi-million dollar business

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The Break represents the gap between what you see as an ideal lifestyle and how you build a plan to actually get there. For me, Patricia Bright, this began in 2009 when I was creating beauty and fashion content for YouTube alongside being a student and working at an investment bank. After seven years I hit one million subscribers and learned a lot of financial lessons the hard way en route. So, in 2018 I founded my first company, The Break. 

I founded this network for women like me, to demystify the journey to personal success and provide access to the tools and education needed to improve financial literacy and bridge the gap to our ideal lifestyles. Now, in 2023, The Break community is 500k+ strong. I was able to navigate the world of personal finance as a fashion-lover, parent and content creator because of open and honest conversations with my own network of family, friends and mentors. 

This podcast is an open door to those conversations I’ve been having, so you can learn from the people that I look up to. In each episode expect to hear well-known voices delivering never heard before insights on success AND failure, as well as a level of honesty about personal development that you won’t get elsewhere. The Break will support you in learning, growing, navigating life like a boss, and making money move in the process. 

Please subscribe, rate and review and if you like what you hear tell a friend to tell a friend. Watch the full video version on The Break YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/@The_Break and follow us on socials: https://www.instagram.com/thebreaksocial/

Conna Walker: From a failed brand to a multi-million dollar business

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