The Cost of Investing — and the Cost of Standing Still with Krisstina Wise

In this deeply honest and reflective conversation, Dr. Felecia Froe welcomes back Krisstina Wise for a very different kind of discussion from their previous appearance. Instead of focusing on wins and strategies, they explore the realities most people avoid, including loss, intuition, risk, shame, resilience, and what it actually takes to stay in the game long term. This episode is candid and unfiltered and includes occasional strong language as part of an authentic conversation about real-life experiences.

 

Krisstina opens up about a brutal year that included near–seven-figure risk, broken trust, and the emotional toll of not listening to her intuition. Together, she and Felecia examine why every form of wealth-building involves risk, why even experienced investors make painful mistakes, and how transparency and community often become the true path to recovery. The conversation also looks forward, touching on redefining success, blending intuition with strategy, and stepping into a more sustainable, aligned way of building both wealth and life.

 

00:00 – Why We Need to Talk About the Hard Parts

07:30 – Krisstina’s Real Estate Journey and Twin-Engine Wealth

16:45 – Risk Is Not Optional in Wealth Building

26:15 – When Trust Breaks and Everything Is on the Line

38:00 – Intuition, Self-Trust, and Hard Lessons

47:20 – Redefining Success, Power, and the Next Chapter

 

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Connect with Krisstina!

Website: https://wealthywellthy.life/ (Click the link for Krisstina’s newsletter) 

LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/krisstinawise/

 

Key Quotes: 

“You can’t build real wealth without risk. The goal isn’t avoiding losses. It’s surviving them.” – Krisstina Wise

 

“Ignoring your intuition is often more expensive than making the wrong move.” – Krisstina Wise

 

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