We have a retreat venue for Hue and I am so happy.
The venue is beyond anything I thought of. The energy. The way I was retreated and the connection I felt to the people.
How to negotiate and own 8 properties with no money in 18 months at the age of 24
In episode 16, we talk to Cohen Van Der Berg, a 24 year old full time property entrepreneur about how he was able to buy 8 investment properties with no money.
We first learned about Cohen from Lihle, whom we interviewed on episode 12. And naturally, we had to have him on the show to share his journey.
When Having Money Causes Discomfort Or Makes Us Feel Uncomfortable
I used to have panic attacks at the mere thought of handling money or having money in my bank account. I couldn’t rest until I’d spent the money or gotten rid of it in some way.
Some people are visibly uncomfortable with having money, whilst others seem excited at the prospect of having money, so their discomfort looks like excitement - they spend money as fast as it comes in. They’ll even say things like - I love money, I love spending money, I love having money.
It isn’t excitement that makes them spend money so recklessly, it’s the discomfort over having money in their bank account or wallet.
Most people also confuse nervousness with excitement, because they have the same physiological response. I see this often with clients and students - they claim to be excited at the prospect of having or making more money, when really they are just nervousness.
The Food for the Vietnam 2020 Retreat is Going to be EPIC
I have been chasing rain or the rain has been chasing me lately. Only place that has been dry in all my travels since August is #ChiangMai.
Anyway my job today is to eat and sample the various dishes I want the retreatants to try in Hoi An for the April 2020 #WealthyMoneyRetreat.
How The Belief That We Need To Work Hard For Money Holds Us Back Financially
Growing up I was taught that if I want to make good money or a lot of money, I had to be willing to work super hard.
I bought into this belief and learned to work hard.
I spent my twenties mastering hard work, reading up on how to push through exhaustion to get to my second wind.
I truly believed that if I worked hard enough, people would eventually notice.
I believed this until I connected my lack of sleep to my anxiety and connected my anxiety to my panic attacks and my depression and connected my depression to my digestive issues.
That’s when I decided: no more!
My mental, emotional and physical health was too important.
I stopped buying into this concept of success and started asking myself key questions: how can I build a company and still prioritize self care and pleasure? How can I increase my income with ease?
How to make R35, 000 per month from 1 property in the township
In episode 15, we interview Sandile Hogana who works as exec for a company called Private Property and is also a property investor.
Sandile is focused on building high end multilets in low income areas, in particular Turffontein.