How to walk the tech tightrope for maximum productivity
Productivity expert Daniel Sih says distractions and digital addiction can be minimised by setting up the right patterns and habits.
Lifestyle
How to gain financial confidence
Financial advisor Tracey Sofra says financial confidence comes from shifting your mindset and getting more control over your cash flow.
Podcast: Daniel Sih on the rich rewards of becoming a Space Maker
Productivity expert Daniel Sih reveals how to break free from dreaded distraction and digital addiction.
Podcast: Helen Baker on helping you get on your own two feet
It can be incredibly difficult to recover from divorce, emotionally and financially. Financial expert Helen Baker talks about how to bounce back.
What are the benefits of embracing stress, instead of fight it?
Exercise physiologist, nutritionist and neuroscientist Paul Taylor says the stress of stepping out of your comfort zone provides an opportunity for growth and, when managed well, can unlock many benefits.
Podcast: Paul Taylor on investing in stress
In this episode, we change the way we look at stress and talk about how to harness it with expert guest Paul Taylor.
Interview transcript: How to self-fund retirement with a property pension
KnowHow founder Bushy Martin recently joined top investment analyst Pete Wargent’s Property Podcast to discuss how everyday Aussies can self-fund their retirement with a property pension, and other investment insights. Read the full transcript of the interview.
The lifestyle trend driving property growth in Australia’s regional areas
Leading property experts Terry Ryder and Effie Zahos have revealed the dominant lifestyle trend and factors which are creating a boom in Australia’s regional areas.
Zoe Lynam on ‘healthy perfectionism’ to achieve your goals
Olympian Zoe Lynam says it is possible to achieve your goals through intrinsic motivation and pushing beyond your limits, while still maintaining balance.
Podcast: Part 2 – Andrew Morello on leveraging ‘giftivism’
Entrepreneur Andrew Morello has made what Nipun Mehta calls “giftivism”, the practice of radically generous anonymous acts that change the world, a driving force in his life.
