Thirty for Thirty Prove to yourself you can follow through.

Meet Antoinette

Antoinette is the oldest of three, raised by Ghanaian parents. She failed her A levels and watched her school friends move on without her. She still made it to university and into finance afterwards. There is nothing extraordinary about her, and that's the point. She's a normal woman who learned one thing early: small steps of action snowball into big moves.

She also knows what it costs to rebuild yourself. A traumatic birth with her first child brought her close to death, and what came after was not a comeback story. It was a slow rebuilding of confidence from someone who didn't have much of it into someone certain of exactly who she is. Not by changing into someone else. By bringing the best out of who she already was.

You don't have impostor syndrome when you are just being yourself. She deleted hers, and now she tells her story on stage.

Today Antoinette holds a multimillion pound property portfolio across several countries and is invested in real estate, venture capital, hospitality, stocks and food and beverage across Kenya, the UK and the UAE. She speaks to thousands about property and investing, and her passion is helping women build their confidence, their consistency and their capital by putting their money and their time in the right places.

It was a journey. The first action is the hardest. Then it gets easier. Then it becomes addictive. Thirty for Thirty exists to get you through that first action.