Just call it keeping up with the credit card bills.
While Kim Kardashian’s brands now make billions, she reflects on her sometimes-rocky business beginnings in her new MasterClass — including how she and sisters Khloé and Kourtney struggled to fill their Dash store with clothing when it opened in 2006.
“We were able to get a credit card, first solely in Kourtney’s name because she had the best credit,” she recalls in the online class, adding that the siblings didn’t have a history of “being able to pay vendors back on time” and therefore “had to pay for everything upfront.”
While the famous trio was able to get a lease for the storefront with “a little bit of money” inherited from their late father, Robert Kardashian, she says they used to purchase “all of the inventory” using Kourtney’s card.
“We would pay just the minimum every month when the credit card bill would come,” Kim recalls. “This is probably the worst advice because you probably should be paying your credit card bill off, but we just didn’t have the money.”
Now, as the founder of several successful companies, Kim is bringing advice to those who might still be struggling with the earlier stages of entrepreneurship. Her “New Rules of Business” MasterClass teaches her 10 “Kimmandments” of brand-building, giving a rare glimpse at how she created her empire.
“These aren’t my suggestions; these are the rules I live by,” she says in the introduction, before sharing lessons on how to “dominate the social feed” and “reinvent yourself again and again.”
With all MasterClass memberships currently 40% off, you can have the shapewear mogul as your teacher for just $6 a month (as opposed to $10 a month).
Kim’s not the first member of her famous family to join the platform; Kris Jenner also offers a class on — what else? — the power of personal branding.
Other celebrities who’ve released MasterClasses include Steph Curry, Gordon Ramsay, Shonda Rimes and Martin Scorsese.
Given the special offer ends soon, it’s a great time to dash over and score the 40% off before this deal ends.
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This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Associate Editor for Page Six. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts Hollywood’s favorite labels to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.
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