In this week’s podcast, we talk to Shillyboy Mothiba, a Chartered Accountant by profession, he is co-founder of Intergen Private Wealth, a company that specialises in Trust and Estate planning for property investors.
Shillyboy started off building houses before finding himself in estate planning.
He explains why estate planning is so important and how we speak a lot about economic transformation..
Welcome back to another episode of Money Magic. This week we have a returning guest on the show, my friend and trainer Lungile, who is also a #MoneyMagic student.
Lungi is a fitness trainer who helps women reach their fitness goals using their feminine cycle, making her the perfect candidate to discuss today’s topics of body dysmorphia...
In today’s podcast episode, we talk to Moloko Makgele, founder of Zest Property Investment Development and a fund manager at Absa for the last 8 years.
Moloko has an Accounting degree, post-grad in risk Management and an MBA from Mancosa.
He has been an entrepreneur for years and has tried multiple businesses until he decided he needed something that can create a proper stable income...
Welcome back to the Money Magic Podcast; this week I welcome John Griffith to the show to discuss his newly founded coaching business. John and I have been friends for years, dating back from my time in Boston. I have learned a lot from him about business, real estate, and through his Bigger Pockets Podcast recommendation. John is the reason I started the Property Magicians Podcast with Dr Miranda
In today’s podcast episode, we talk to Teko Mothlabi, founder and CEO of Roomsta, a digital marketplace (web-based) that connects tenants to back room rentals.
Teko started this business after seeing that almost every house in the location or Black neighborhoods in South Africa had a back room and that most young people felt under pressure to move into the suburbs...
In this week's episode, I share my story with you.
I came to do this work on money because I was extremely depressed and would have panic attacks whenever I had to deal with money.
I couldn’t look at my bank statement, invoice people, share my prices with people and I was US$60,000 in debt.
Long story short - I worked 16 hour days in my first business and I made $500/ R7500 income in 3 years
