Introducing Rebecca Cross

My Story

I did not grow up with stability.

My early years included addiction, prison, foster care and separation from people I loved. I experienced instability at home, and I also moved through very different environments, including both public and private education.

I saw contrast early. Different expectations. Different relationships with money. Different assumptions about opportunity.

What I learned is that we all see the world through our own lens. We all judge. I have done it too. But living across very different spaces helped me pause. It helped me look at context before deciding what I think about someone.

That perspective shaped how I lead.

School was not easy. I moved schools and missed parts of the curriculum. At fourteen I was diagnosed with dyslexia. Instead of limiting me, it helped me understand how I think. I see patterns. I find ways forward.

I was also introduced to business at fourteen, and something clicked. I loved the idea of building something from nothing.

That thread continued.

I went on to achieve a BA Honours degree in Business Studies with a 2:1. I completed a placement at IBM and received an award for my contribution. It took me longer than planned. I failed my first year. I made poor choices. And then I chose differently.

That became a pattern in my life.

When things broke, I rebuilt.

When circumstances shifted, I adapted.

When fear crept in, I learned to look at it.

I built businesses. I raised investment. I created opportunity even when I did not have spare capital. I mentored others. I worked in corporate environments and entrepreneurial ones. I saw how different systems operate.

I also saw how easy it is to build from fear.

For a period, I pushed hard to create security. It worked financially. But it was not balanced.

Being introduced to energy healing in my late thirties opened another layer of awareness. I began to build not just from drive, but from alignment. Not just for income, but for impact.

That shift changed everything.

I do not believe we are defined by our circumstances. I believe we are shaped by them, and then we choose.

Prosperity is not just about money. It is about opportunity. Stability. Connection. It is about creating systems where more people benefit, not just a few.

That belief led me to create Pulse on Prosperity® and Pulse on Prosperity® Working Together CIC.

Everything I build now is about containers where people can step into possibility. Not because life is easy. But because choice is always available.

I have lived instability and built success.
I have rebuilt more than once.
And I have seen that prosperity can be created, wherever you begin.

Your starting point does not get the final say. The choices you make do.