Part 8: How to survive in uncertain times with Chris Tate
Chris Tate is an inveterate thinker, planner, an investment trading veteran of over 35 years and one of the first people to ever release a share trading book in Australia.
Part 7: How to survive in uncertain times with Andrew Griffiths
Optimism will lead us to prosperity, pessimism will take us to poverty. And to give you an optimism injection, there’s no better person than Andrew Griffiths who returns to the Get Invested podcast.
Part 6: How to survive in uncertain times with Michelle Holland
As social animals in our globally connected world, our very survival will revolve around the strength of our cultures.
PINANZ Webinar Series: What the banks don’t tell you about repayment holidays
KnowHow property founder Bushy Martin joined the Property Investor Network Australia & New Zealand to talk about the risks in repayment holidays and other cost cutting options.
PINANZ Webinar Series: How to pivot and stay CALM in crisis
KnowHow property founder Bushy Martin joined the Property Investor Network Australia & New Zealand to talk about pivoting when the pressure is on.
Part 4: How to survive in uncertain times with Conor Neill
As we continue our series on surviving in uncertain times, the best person we know to help you reset your outlook and approach is today’s very special guest Conor Neill.
Bush Bite Series: Don’t say ‘the c-word’
KnowHow founder Bushy Martin says it is time to stop saying, listening to and reading about ‘the c-word’.
How to survive in uncertain times with Darren Finkelstein
Personal accountability. It is one of the critical skills and disciplines that is going to be required to help see you through the challenges of COVID-19 and the market impact, and then take you to success.
Should you care about your personal brand?
Most people don’t give much consideration to their personal brand, but giving it your focus will bring new levels of success in business, career and life, according to marketer Andrew Montesi.
Why Real Estate is Such a Cut-Throat Business
Imagine a job where you have to cold-call people constantly. At that thought alone, most people would recoil. Now imagine that job, but you also have to work upwards of 70 hours a week for little or no money. Most people would think that you’re insane if you get into a business like this, but …
