Episode 652
#652: What if you did everything “right”, earned the degree, landed the six-figure job, and still felt broke?
That’s exactly where Rose Han found herself. Fresh out of NYU with a finance degree and a Wall Street paycheck, she had a negative net worth, mounting stress, and a sinking feeling that traditional success wasn’t the path to freedom.
In this conversation, Rose shares how she broke out of that cycle and built a seven-figure business that gives her time, independence, and peace of mind. We explore how she reframed her relationship with money, learned to scale her income, and built a life that aligns with her values.
Key Takeaways
When a “side hustle” becomes just a second job
How your uniqueness is your greatest asset
The slow season that led to a million-dollar leap
Resources and Links
Add a Zero by Rose Han
Chapters
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(0:00) Rose Han’s story begins: doing everything right yet still ending up broke
(5:45) The Cancun moment that sparked Rose’s financial awakening
(9:12) Discovering the three types of income and why some buy freedom while others don’t
(13:45) How Rose Han built her “Add a Zero” framework for lasting wealth
(21:30) From employee mindset to entrepreneur mindset
(25:15) The three levels of leverage and how to scale your income
(28:55) Why not every side hustle creates freedom
(31:45) Overcoming the fear of selling
(39:16) How to build a business while working full-time
(47:10) Rose’s real estate lessons and the myth of passive income
(53:55) Knowing when to walk away from an investment
(1:10:15) What financial freedom really means and how to find your own version
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