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Having Helplessly Witnessed Stephen Curry Break Down Over Money, Wife Ayesha Reveals $180,000,000 Wealth Secret

Published 06/06/2023, 1:44 PM EDT

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Stephen Curry and Ayesha Curry have been media darlings for a long time. Their amiable personalities bode well for the cameras. Their intimacy and encouragement for each other have been well-documented and celebrated. They share a bond that goes back to before the Warriors’ guard became a household name among NBA fans. The cookbook writer has seen Curry’s struggles in a way that no one else can. Both partners continue to support each other on their respective journeys. 

Having built high-yielding brands, the two have a lot to offer in terms of financial advice. So, it is interesting to hear what the Canadian-American entrepreneur has to say about establishing a business.

Ayesha Curry lays out the keys to a successful business

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“Earn Your Leisure”, a financial-related podcast, organized an open form “The Forward Forum” to dive into the financial aspects. During this Conference, the founder of “Sweet July” revealed some tips to build a successful business. She talked about the intertwined nature of the business domain and the household domain and her core values that define these domains.

When you are building a business, it’s almost like you are also building a house. What’s most important with a house is the infrastructure. And for me, the infrastructure of the house has certain values you set that you have to keep in your business. So, for my, it is set on four pillars: food, family, faith, and female empowerment. We build around that and nobody comes into our house if they don’t share those four core values. So we make sure our house stays stable”, said Curry.

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The combined net worth of the Curry pair is going to rise further, as Ayesha Curry is also building a successful business. The Warriors star has built a net worth of $180 million and he has a few more years left in the NBA. This journey has been rocky, and the sharpshooter’s decision to leave Davidson a year before the completion of his degree brought tears and some skepticism. He declared for the draft despite such a dilemma and the rest is history.

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The net worth is likely to multiply a lot more

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The Warriors’ All-Time leading scorer has been carving out a name for himself in the business world. This has also been a bumpy ride. His shoes “Curry 3s” didn’t perform as expected and Under Armour’s sales were dwindling. He almost decided to leave the brand, but then the brand offered him a semi-independent venture by his name to placate him. He also has a $75 million share in the stocks of the brand.

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This deal has the potential to develop into something huge and can help the Guard make more money than he did under the NBA contracts. This move has significantly bolstered his financial prospects. 

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On the other hand, his partner recently built a retail business “Sweet July”, an avenue where the entrepreneur is exercising her core values. It aims to promote businesses run by African American Women and make the market more friendly towards them. This business has received massive endorsements. 

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Shubham Singh

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Shubham is an NBA Writer at Essentially Sports. He became a fan of the NBA in late 2000s and his interest skyrocketed after Dirk Nowitzki and the Dallas Mavericks upset the Miami Heat in Six Games during 2011 NBA Finals. He loves looking into playing styles of different players and teams while also trying to analyse what circumstances shape a typical NBA game.
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Jayant Chhabra