Let’s move on in.Bring you our next guest.But first, let me ask you a question.Are you a crypto junkie? Well, if you’re watching this show, maybe Yes, but would you quit your job and get into crypto full time? When Let me introduce you to someone who did just that.Render Gantry a cake.Ripped two more now joints us on cc.Hello, you.So, Brenda, you had a full time job as a mortgage underwriter.
And 19 day you too said enough.You quit your job.You went all in on crypto and you built what you described is, um, really in a wonderful word, but never used for crypt.Earlier generational wealth described to be fast.
That aha moment that happened and you said have had enough of this, um, gargoyle in on Krypton.Hi, Daikyo for inviting me.So I was in banking for 16 years and my door, er, who’s 23? My oldest daughter.
She went off to study computer science at U T.Austin and she discovered Blockchain technology, so she introduced mint to crypto 2016 2017.But I just didn’t get into it on Salah.Shawon copied happened row when the pandemic happened, I decided to go only in and a was around march when Dick wanna dropped 3000.And e theory, um was also very law.
So I invested in that.Yes.Yeah.I like how your daughter actually introduced to to the idea that you make what, Some $80,000 per month? And of course, Rome was not built in a day, right? And all a crypto junkies watching this, I am sure all this money, all this knowledge was also not picked up in one day.
You have a background in finance that must have held.Yes, it did.It did between 42 80,000, sometimes in stand each.Sometimes it’s it’s 20 each, and sometimes it could be more.
It’s just that consulting all this Blockchain technology companies that are looking to get into crypto, it’s it’s just it’s so it’s like a gold rush.Everybody is looking to derail because it’s a revolution in the digital revolution, is here to stay rice and you have a consulting firm.You said as well, right? And I just wanna tell of you was one more time that she’s actually known as crypt more online and 31 famously said that a nifty in D fire breaking down generational curses of poverty.Why did you say that? Describe it well.
A lot of people have been in paycheck to paycheck, even here in America.I grew up in a guard wall country.I grew up in Kenya and know in Cannes Una yes, I lived 18 years in Kenya, so I know that it’s very, very had to get ahead.Most people make up 100 to $200 a month, and they are very satisfied.So it’s the It’s the understanding that we will never get ahead.It’s very hard for someone to get ahead in America, America itself, people living page.I was working in the banks and most before you think are making all this money.They are still living paycheck to paycheck.
So I wanted to get out of that.You know, I I just feel like it was something I had to break out of.It was to meats and generational casters.People got used to it as people think this is the norm.
It should be the long while powerful storey there good luck to you more power to you and a good luck with all the consulting that you’re doing for other women as well.Our thanks so much for joining us on Coffee in crypto take is so much point by the main thing..
