Pinky Ghelani: From Trust Funds to Family Feuds: Privilege, Loss, and Finding Her Own Path

[@trevorkiplagat6921]

This was absolutely incredible to watch! Pinky’s clarity of thought, eloquence and ability to be vulnerable is mind blowing. Barrack and the team, just THANK YOU! What you’re doing to drive financial literacy is remarkable.

[@Financially_Incorrect]

Karibu sana

[@I_Marwa]

Pinky is so chill, yet so INSIGHTFUL! Doubt those doom prophets.

[@deviannekwamboka]

Pinky is such a good listener and answers the questions with explicit responses, I loved the conversation. Too good!

[@augustinenjenge6687]

Wow, my generation grew up watching and listening to Pinky Ghelani, when they say you don't really know about a person until they share their story. Today's episode has really shed alot on the important of self awareness, we have a lot of trauma we have to battle especially being raised in a system where we weren't taught financial literacy matters. Kazi poa sana Fin Incorrect

[@ianokute7549]

It's inspiring listening to Pinky Ghelani, how family feuds can make one loose family fortune within a twinkle of an eye. Her determination in life is so encouraging

[@bellzwachira8843]

😮 wow. This is interesting. I wonder whether wealth is tied to a person. Like certain individuals are embodiments of wealth. This was a lovely episode on generational perspective.

[@Missmops]

First of all ....wow! What an intervie. I have watched so many episodes and by far this is the most inspiring. It's the authenticity, it's the elegance, it's the wisdom. For someone who hasn't gone through the therapy she really has an understanding of holding yourself accountable and responsible regardless of the externalities and gender etc. first I need to accept that I wabt money and learn how to attract and don't be ashamed for wanting money

[@lillianwaweru5475]

Barack, udaku haitaki uvivu....😅....Pinky, I love your gentle spirit and I appreciate you for being bold enough to share and give us a peek. The family dynamic does get complex.

[@rosemaina5727]

Pinky thank you for being gracious with your story. Strong lessons and thinking points.

[@khroniclesofkoko]

I really appreciate Pinky's vulnerable candor

[@benedictwambua3849]

the podcast that keeps on giving,,the conversations this year are life-changing

[@Financially_Incorrect]

Thank you for listening

[@barakakatana5398]

Such an Inspirational Piece,

[@jeromemapenzi1312]

This was insightful..wealth is good. But depends on how you spend it

[@abuyallan45]

Great conversations here. We learn alot from this.

[@dorcasamunga5640]

thoroughly enjoyed this episode. Inspiring. learning.

[@kelvinndungu4070]

This conversation was an eye opener...kudos

[@anniendungu5808]

This is an amazing episode. Barack asks the right questions.. always

[@elvisjonyo2624]

What an inspiring episode

[@YujoeMych]

Game on Game.

[@holderoftheair]

Pinky Ghelani and Gina Din confuse me a lot.

[@Lillykerubo01]

Succession is just a B!*(#... Am not sure what happens to people. Greed?... Envy?... I just don't understand what happens to people honestly!

[@masoro19]

Ati he bought her the vimto factory?😂

[@larryachiya2475]

Barrack, as a host, I wish you'd be more natural and not too formal. Make the set relaxed and sometimes switch to Swahili or some sheng. Sounds like a traditional TV interview

[@GLORIAARAGOOKIROR]

No to sheng or swahili in conversation, much love and respect from Uganda. Its a global community watching. appreciating the team's conversation

[@kachiki356]

@@GLORIAARAGOOKIROR no sheng...please. Keep it up Barrack.

[@melisanandy]

H3 can be natural without switcing languages

[@calvinmauka1693]

Sh#* Pinky 👏🙌

[@YK-wl1bw]

Why the host doesn't just ask the question instead of pre-empting the actual asking of the question with the word "Question" Its unnerving.