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The Corporate Life – Billion Dollar Conversations | Cinematic Stories of Tech CEOs, Multimillion-Dollar Entrepreneurs & Celebrities
🎬 Every life is a movie — and the Tech CEOs, multimillion-dollar entrepreneurs, and celebrities who come here reveal the real story behind their rise.
Welcome to The Corporate Life – Billion Dollar Conversations, a cinematic business podcast by Hina Siddiqui, CEO and Founder of Corporate Influence Media. Creator of 'Let's Make You Famous' - 90 day Celebrity Campaign for IT CEOs and Founders, Global Award-Winning IT Business Coach, Bestselling Author & Media Strategist featured in 600+ outlets including Forbes, Entrepreneur & Times Square NYC.
Here, success is not a headline — it’s a story.
Each episode uncovers the emotional turning points, mindset shifts, failures, reinventions, and billion-dollar decisions that shape extraordinary leaders.
If you’re a CEO, tech founder, entrepreneur, or someone building your next era, these conversations will expand your mind, stir your ambition, and remind you that your life is a movie — and you’re the star of yours.
🔔 New cinematic episodes weekly on Apple, Spotify & YouTube. Subscribe and step into your next chapter.
The Corporate Life – Billion Dollar Conversations | Cinematic Stories of Tech CEOs, Multimillion-Dollar Entrepreneurs & Celebrities
Business is Parenting - The Wounds We Carry Into Our Companies I With Hina Siddiqui
We don’t just run our businesses with strategy.
We run them with the invisible scripts we absorbed in childhood.
In this deeply personal solo episode, I share how my own upbringing — with a mother who valued safety above expression, and a father who struggled with money — created wounds that shaped the way I built my business.
These wounds aren’t just memories. They become the patterns we unconsciously carry into entrepreneurship:
- Chasing clients the way we once chased love.
- Shrinking our voice the way we once shrank at home.
- Over-delivering, fixing, and over-proving — because that’s how we once tried to earn love and safety.
This is where the analogy struck me: Business is Parenting.
The way we were parented is the way we unconsciously parent our business — until we heal.
Listen in as I unpack:
- What mother wounds and father wounds really are.
- How they silently guide your business decisions, money, and leadership.
- Why almost every entrepreneur is still replaying their childhood in their company.
This is Part 1 of a two-part series.
In Part 2, I’ll share the healing and re-parenting — the tools and shifts that helped me break free and build a business that’s bold, free, and fully alive.