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This week, Sim explores why we're calling everything an investment, from designer handbags and luxury clothing to beauty treatments and plastic surgery, and how this mindset is fuelling consumerism. She breaks down the difference between investing and spending, why women feel pressured to justify expensive purchases as "investments," and how social media and beauty standards ...


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This week, Sim sits down with Haley Sacks, better known as Mrs. Dow Jones, to discuss the biggest money mistakes millennial and Gen Z women make and why traditional financial advice no longer works for today's economy. From managing the rising cost of living and avoiding overspending to negotiating higher salaries, investing, and building wealth, Haley shares practical money ...


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This week, Sim answers your biggest questions about starting a business, from finding the right idea and getting your first mentor to navigating the difficult early years of entrepreneurship. She shares what building Friends That Invest taught her about testing ideas, listening to customers, managing hustle culture, and growing a business while still working a full-time job. ...


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This week, Sim breaks down the rapid rise of prediction markets and betting apps like Kalshi and Polymarket, and why she’s concerned about the way they’re being marketed to young people and women. She explores how these platforms differ from investing, why most users can lose money, and how pop culture campaigns around shows like Love Island are making betting feel more mains...


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