If you think you’re spending too much and you panic at the thought of checking your bank app, you aren’t alone. You might be aware that you are spending too much, but you may not necessarily realize why you’re spending money as fast as you make it and how to change your spending habits.
In this blog post, we will talk about ways to change your spending habits…
Merry Christmas Property Magicians.
In this week’s episode, we do our now annual Christmas episode. In this year’s Christmas episode we invited Papa Boachie-Yiadom (from episode 36) on the show to help us share his favourite episodes of the podcast and also share how the lessons from these episodes helped him build his investment portfolio.
In this week’s episode of the #PropertyMagicians podcast, we talk to Christiaan Jansen, a consultant at 360 Finance.
Christiaan helps investors get funding for residential and commercial properties. We brought him on the show to talk to us about commercial property financing (student accommodation, owner-occupied and rental properties) and the requirements for funding in this space.
My guest for the #MoneyMagic series this week is Marilu Gabba, one of my friends and also my relationship coach.
Marilu is a trauma informed Sex, Love and Relationship coach, so you already know this is going to be a juicy interview.
I invited her onto this show because I wanted to talk about receiving and how trauma can stop and/or sabotage us from receiving...
When I was US$60,000 in debt, I gave myself 5 years to pay off my debt and gave myself permission to just focus on changing my spending habits and fall in love with my bank account.
I paid off the debt in 4 years, launched my company and started traveling again!
It all started with changing my attitude towards money.
My guest for the #MoneyMagic series this week is Lungile Ngubane, who is a Money Magic student and my fitness trainer.
In this episode, she talks to us about how she launched her fitness business during Covid, when I was running the #IncomeChallenge in the #MoneyMagic course and working with students to create an extra stream of income that makes R40,000/US$2,500 per month.
