We have always hear about Kathlyn sharing her trading experiences and journey, not much about how she started and brought about what we see now: Beyond Insights.
In her interview for a magazine on the Women of Excellence Award, she regaled her journey of being an entrepreneur, the ups and downs, and how she overcame it. The hardest part about being a trainer in investing and trading is influencing people to do the right thing, said Kathlyn.
Kathlyn is also planning to reach out to more people to create awareness about financial empowerment through the stock market in the near future. Read the full article on her interview below:
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