Mallory, a Lululemon ambassador and Shopify expert, hit $1M net worth by 29 by building businesses and buying equity. She scaled a power-lifting apparel brand to six figures as a student, then burned out hard: pain, hair loss, rashes. Now she uses business cash flow to buy ownership stakes, which she calls the real path to financial freedom.
There's 6 solutions to every problem you're facing, especially the ones where there feels like there's only one answer. Most of us can rattle off 3.
So for you, what would those 3 be?
For the million dollars? Yes.
Um, Mallory is a Lululemon Legacy Ambassador, Business Influencer of the Year, Shopify Master, and has partnered with brands like Adobe and Uber Eats.
The best thing you can do is be excited about your investing goals. Yeah. And so for me, it's really important to find goals that you actually care about and not that you think you're supposed to care about.
She scaled her first business, a powerlifting apparel brand, to multi-six figures while still a student, but it nearly broke her.
I couldn't even work on my business because I would just be laying in bed in pain. I started losing hair. I started getting unexplainable rashes. I really felt like I had lost that personality. I thought it seemed so crazy and impossible.
In this conversation, Mallory breaks down how to use cash flow to buy equity and why buying equity is what actually buys freedom.
When I burnt out building my business, it really made me face the identity piece. I didn't realize at the time that now looking back, I am really grateful for is
