In this week’s podcast episode we talk to Lebo Grass, an entrepreneur, real estate investor and property mentor.
Lebogang studied communication science at Unisa (University of South Africa) and bought her first property at the age of 25, in Protea Glen, Soweto for residential purposes.
According to a recent study, it costs roughly $5,264.58 every year to own a car in the United States, though this varies depending on the vehicle and frequency of use. Unfortunately, in this day and age, many of us cannot afford not to drive - especially if you rely on your car to get to work.
But getting behind the wheel doesn’t mean that you have to sacrifice being financially responsible. With that in mind, here are some budget-friendly tips for getting on the road…
Covid has led to a boom in online business, but how do you ensure that your customers constantly get their orders on on time?
Whether you’re a self published author trying to get books to your readers or a fashion designer shipping clothes to customers in other countries or a wine maker shipping wine globally, you will need to understand logistics, in order to get your products to your customers.
Some of us have a calling to do work that helps the world. A lot of times that kind of job does not come with a huge payday and we feel torn between following our passion or doing work that will pay us a decent living wage. Here are just a few jobs that pay you for doing good…
In the quest to build your wealth, no stone should be left unturned. However, many people are sitting on what could potentially be thousands of rands/dollars of unclaimed cash! Here are some of the most fruitful sources of unclaimed money you might want to check out if you think you could be owed a sum….
In this week’s podcast I am interviewing another #MoneyMagic student, Lerato Molisana, who is from Lesotho but is currently doing her MFA in creative writing in Arizona, USA.
Lerato joined the course after having a money exploration coaching session with me; she shares her experience of that session and how she started to understand why nothing was coming together when it came to making money.
