Keep The Change

On day 4 we rip into another day at the conference and learn about customer service and what will happen with AI in the coming years. We also have some thoughts about how religion and god are quite important to people here and how that gives people a lot of guidance. Plus the usual 48 tangents, we have definitely forgotten to cover some things, so we will do that on day 5.

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We are back after a very long first day at the conference. We are reporting in with our latest lesson from a very eye-opening conference. Enjoy!

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Well, after a pretty long first day, we have spent some time getting our bearing and preparing for this rather large conference. In this podcast, we will go through some of the lessons we have picked up or the things we have noticed while in this massive country. Enjoy!

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Today I sit down with a good man who has gone from corporate to financial advice. John has a Master's degree in Finance, so understood the power of compounding wealth over the long-term, and his KiwiSaver was sorted nice and early. But John wanted to do more to help out his community with this knowledge. He spent weekends driving north (4.5 hours) and talking with friends and family about KiwiSaver. This led to the start of Kauri Wealth and now he does it full time. Find out what inspired John to throw away the corporate path and chase a goal of helping more Kiwi make incremental steps toward their finance. This is an inspirational goodie!

Kauri Wealth has a simple mission: to empower individuals with a deep understanding of KiwiSaver's significance, guiding them towards optimal fund selection and unlocking its potential to enhance lives. 

Generate are supporting my vision to improve the financial literacy of 100,000 kiwis by sponsoring Keep The Change. Cheers Generate. Head to generatekiwisaver.co.nz/change to find out more.

As always, no part of this podcast is intended as financial advice; it is intended as general information only.

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Keep The Change is on tour in America and as we are touring through the country we are going to speak to some people and find out how they do things and hopefully, these things can inspire you. Tune in to hear from this person who has gone from growing up homeless to understanding the importance of hustling and making money.

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It’s OK to want to make more money. There, someone gave you permission. We teach people that ‘money doesn’t buy happiness’. If we taught people how to be more in control of their income, there may just be a lot more happier people right now. I think a lot of people have been conditioned to be told that earning more is greedy, selfish, ‘you’re all about the money’, recently I was told I am supporting failing ‘capitalism and consumerism’. You have no doubt been told by someone that wanting more is bad. You evil bastard. But it’s ok. Why? Let's find out why!

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This is a re-release of an earlier podcast that other listeners have found very useful.

On Instagram we asked you what is getting in the way of your financial success. In this episode we take you through all of these things as well as different ways to look at some of these problems. This will be extremely helpful for many people.

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Henry and Jack are back in the studio to give you 10 business ideas that you can start and maybe go through to business sale just like they did. 

You don’t need to be Elon to get these ideas off the ground and there is something in here for everyone of you. We touch on the practicality of starting something from scratch and how execution will be the main thing to determine your success. 

Most people will ignore these ideas, never start and not take enough action. But not you! Get stuck in.

I have a goal to help 100,000 Kiwis improve their financial literacy. Generate KiwiSaver Scheme has sponsored Keep The Change to help me reach more people and make this a reality. Cheers Generate. Head to generatekiwisaver.co.nz/change to find out more.

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If you’ve got your mind on your money, then you probably know that August is Money Month. But I often hear that many people have no idea. So today, a bit of insight into what this month is all about. Money Month is a public awareness and engagement campaign coordinated by Te Ara Ahunga Ora Retirement Commission, in partnership with the financial capability community. To do my bit toward the national strategy of working together to help demystify money, I sat down in an online workshop with Sorted’s personal finance lead, Tom Hartmann and James Blair of Lighthouse Financial to celebrate Money Month with a special webinar. Let's explore

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This is a re-release of an earlier podcast that other listeners have found very useful.

Mikey runs us through tackling problems the reverse way. Learn this brilliant way of thinking and see how you can implement it.

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