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Episode 172

Achieving Financial Freedom by 40 with Jennifer Pereira

This week on The Exit: Founder and Managing Partner of the Celestial Group. Jennifer Pereira, shares her goals for achieving financial freedom and why you need to change your mindset about investing in and acquiring cash flowing businesses to be successful. Early on in her career, Jennifer knew she wanted to reach financial freedom and not be tied to a 9-to-5 day job. When she moved into the world of private equity she began to learn about alternate asset classes including revenue generating businesses. Jennifer discovered she could buy a business and start to receive residual income as a shareholder. Jennifer wants more people to know that they can also buy cash flow by acquiring businesses, and this is now her mission. Listen to learn about what Jennfier looks for when acquiring businesses and how she prepares for an exit. 

Jennifer Pereira is currently the CEO of Webdelics, where they are building the #1 psychedelic platform in an emerging wellness industry alongside Nobody Studios, a Top 10 Venture Studio.

Jennifer is also the Founder and MP of Celestial Group, which is her private equity firm holding several brands that they have acquired or started that are championing women investors. She is also the Founder and Director of the Bloom Institute. Jennifer is passionate about leading people to their true potential and the deep magic of their genius as they create game-changing social movements together.

  
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pereirajennifer/

Website: https://www.webdelics.com/

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