Uncensored Money: With Cathie Reid
Melissa Browne: Author, Advisor and Author of Unf*ck your Finances| 8/29/2018
In this episode of Uncensored Money I chat all things money with Cathie Reid - a dior-wearing, future-astronaut, billionaire business owner, mother of two, Brisbane Lions board member, tech geek. Cathie is the co-founder of Epic Group and the Icon Group which is Australia's fastest growing provider of integrated cancer care services.
We talk about risking the house, her money story, passion vs profit, couples and money, becoming a self-made billionaire, her failures, being the Chair of an ASX listed company and so much more.
You can find out more about Cathie here http://cathiereid.com/
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