Finding the best ways to invest can transform your finances and help you to substantially increase your capital. Depending on your goals, you could even use investment opportunities to generate short-term income, as well as long-term gains.
Finding the best ways to invest can transform your finances and help you to substantially increase your capital. Depending on your goals, you could even use investment opportunities to generate short-term income, as well as long-term gains.
In this week's episode we brought back , from episode 29, to talk about his real estate journey.
In episode 29, Obakeng challenged us to think big with our goals and shared his property accounting knowledge with us. In this episode he gets vulnerable and shares how he made his first million at 21 years old (in the 80s in South Africa!) ...
This week has been full of tears for me - I'm working through some old old childhood and past life beliefs about myself. It's probably ancestral beliefs as well. All I know is this ish is painful 😭😭😭
Speaking of ancestral beliefs, in this week's episode of the #MoneyMagic series, I sat down with my sister, Honey, who is a sangoma (shaman) and a Money Magic student...
In this week's episode we talk to Jody Moore, owner of Keep It Real Properties.
Jody is a commercial real estate agent who started selling residential property right after graduating high school. He got introduced to real estate by his wife's grandmother who was a residential real estate agent.
I am so exited to bring you the next installment of the #MoneyMagic series where I talk to one of the students about her journey on losing everything and having to rebuild yourself.
In this week's episode I talk to Thusani Mulaudzi, an author, International Relations practitioner and consultant, about her money journey and how she was able to rise from the ashes.
In this week's podcast we talk to Mawinnie Kanetsi from Lesotho.
This podcast is completely different to any other podcast we've done, not because our guest is from Lesotho (although that excites us because we're crossing borders), but because this guest invests in guest houses, not in residential property.