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What happens when your sister is also your roommate, business partner—and the person you split the money with?

Jean and Cherie Luo, better known as the Tiger Sisters, walked away from careers at Goldman Sachs, Snap, and LinkedIn to bet on themselves. Since then, they’ve built one of the biggest business podcasts on Spotify, launched Sisters Matcha, and say they became self-made millionaires before turning 26.

But Mary Holland wants to know what happens behind the numbers.

Jean and Cherie get candid about: 

- how they actually split money and equity as sisters

- whether everything is really 50/50

- putting their own money into their businesses

- what happens when one sister brings in a deal. 

They also break down the very different goals of starting their media company versus matcha business,  whether four Ivy League degrees were worth the price tag, and the moment they actually started to feel rich.

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