In this week’s podcast, we chat to Tiritoga (Tiri) Gambe who lives in Zimbabwe and defines himself as a student of wealth. He learned about property and wealth creation from his dad who put the first home they had in a trust, so he has always been a property owner (since age 3).
Tiri is a wealth manager with Carrick wealth..
Childbearing is one of the most magical things that can happen to a human body, but what often is not spoken about is the after-effects that occur both internally and externally.
For this episode of Money Magic, I speak with Casey Aksoy to discuss postpartum ailments and how to reconnect with your body after childbirth.
Casey is an embodiment and postpartum coach...
In this podcast episode, we talk to Nkuli Bogopa, the COO Broll Property Management, Africa’s leading real estate company.
She is the immediate past Vice-President of the Black Business Council (BBC) and Founding member of the BBC’s Women’s Alliance and immediate past President South African Institute of Black Property Practitioners (SAIBPP).
In this week’s #MoneyMagic podcast, I talk to Boitumelo (Tumi) Mofokeng to discuss how her relationship with money has changed since taking the Money Magic course. Tumi is a mother of two, with her most recent child being born in 2020, and on top of that, she is a rental property owner.
Before taking the course, Tumi's relationship with money was that of a distant lover...
In this podcast episode, we talk to Retha van Rooyen, entrepreneur and co-founder of M5 Property Addicts.
Retha bought her first property in 1998 as a protest to rentals. The property was a 2- bed townhouse that cost R127,000 (US$8600) at an interest rate of 24%, 5 years later she, sold the property for R550,000 (US$37,226) and used the profits from that sale to buy a new property...
Tapping into our ancestral money wisdom is easier said than done. In this episode of Money Magic, I talk about the first 2 meditations we do in the free 7 day Tapping into ancestral money wisdom training and talk about the insights and aha moments from that.
Observing your breathing and your body’s reaction when dealing with money can tell you a lot about your relationship with it.
