Patricia Bright: How She Built A Million Dollar Empire

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Patricia Bright is a creator, entrepreneur, and one of the most influential YouTuber's of our time with 2.85 million YouTube subscribers on he fashion and beauty channel Patricia Bright and over half a million subscribers on her finance channel The Break. But her life wasn’t always like this. Her journey started on a council estate in South London and, in her own words, she knew what it felt like to be broke. It was from doing girls hair in the school playground for £5 that she evolved into a self-proclaimed hustler and now CEO of her own multi-million dollar empire. In the episode we have an honest conversation about success, finding your career path and money. Enjoy!

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