How property investing can fuel life’s passions
Sarah and Matt Packwood-Hollings are encouraging investors to focus on the now and use wealth generation to fuel greater life experiences.
Living By Design
Podcast: Sarah & Matt Packwood-Hollings on distilling the essence of great investment
Could that special thing you’re super passionate about also be your big investment opportunity? This is the case for Sarah and Matt Packwood-Hollings.
Podcast: Part 2 – Dr Simone Boer on a fresh approach to brain hacking wealth creation
Looking for the transformational change that will take you to new levels of success? Tune in to the second part of our chat with Dr Simone Boer.
Podcast: Part 1 – Dr Simone Boer on a fresh approach to brain hacking wealth creation
Many property investors feel ‘stuck’ – knowing what to do, but unable to get off the merry-go-round. Dr Simone Boer reveals why, and how to unlock your full potential.
Podcast: Part 2 – Serina Bird on how to pay off your mortgage in 10 years
With the cost of living crunch, rising interest rates and inflation, is paying off your mortgage fast even achievable? Serina Bird believes it is.
Podcast: Part 1 – Serina Bird on how to pay off your mortgage in 10 years
Instead of having property loans draining your income for 30 years, imagine paying them off in just a fraction of that time. It’s possible, and Serina Bird reveals how.
Podcast: Part 1 – Property Investor Q and A
Let’s get in to the really practical side of property investing and creating financial freedom.
How to become a better investor by breaking bad habits and trauma
Unlocking high performance in any field, including property investing, comes from finding the root of your familiar, bad habits and making a change.
Podcast: Mark Reid on investing in transformational change
Are familiar bad habits preventing you from investing and growing wealth? The core issue could be rooted in childhood trauma, says Mark Reid.
Podcast: Amanda Thompson on getting financially fit
Sustainable success in wealth creation is about getting and staying financially fit, says Amanda Thompson.
