Manifest, Manage and Multiply Money Podcast
Sep 1, 2026 · 31 min · 9 segments
What happens when someone who knows your work tells you that you are worth more than you are asking for? If you are Victoria King Meyer, you listen. And then you go into a negotiation that same day…
Victoria King MeyerGuest
Audrey FaustHost

I am, you know, I became as a young adult is really when 401ks were the thing.

And I was a big believer that, okay, you just keep investing for someday.

journey became different when I left corporate and I realized that pot of gold only grows through my own efforts.


So you don't want to squander it, but it doesn't have to just sit in a magic pot growing to this magical number.

And I think about these things, but also the fact that money is there to be used.

And so starting real estate investing was one of the constructs that changed that.

The other thing was when I moved from a big corporate when I was at Shell, which we had, you know, a pension plan and 401k and, you know, all this stuff to a smaller company, which treated it more, you were a bit more of a commodity and they paid you differently and compensated you differently.

I have to keep it all in the same place to money is portable and usable and for my goals and my future.

And then as I become a business owner, there's, gosh, there's a lot because, you know, the early years are tough.

Sometimes the later years are tough, right? Those tough times can happen at any point in time.

So, you know, so one, thank God, like I always say, I mean, my husband and I are case studies for save early and save often because you do realize value from that.


I am, you know, I became as a young adult is really when 401ks were the thing.

And I was a big believer that, okay, you just keep investing for someday.

journey became different when I left corporate and I realized that pot of gold only grows through my own efforts.


So you don't want to squander it, but it doesn't have to just sit in a magic pot growing to this magical number.

And I think about these things, but also the fact that money is there to be used.

And so starting real estate investing was one of the constructs that changed that.

The other thing was when I moved from a big corporate when I was at Shell, which we had, you know, a pension plan and 401k and, you know, all this stuff to a smaller company, which treated it more, you were a bit more of a commodity and they paid you differently and compensated you differently.

I have to keep it all in the same place to money is portable and usable and for my goals and my future.

And then as I become a business owner, there's, gosh, there's a lot because, you know, the early years are tough.

Sometimes the later years are tough, right? Those tough times can happen at any point in time.

So, you know, so one, thank God, like I always say, I mean, my husband and I are case studies for save early and save often because you do realize value from that.
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