This one is not the most common but its actually quite straight forward. It means when you work more, you will get paid more. The other side of this is that when you require more of something, you will have to pay more too. What do you guys think? Is this relevant in your financial journey?

We loved having Alda in this episode! We had such a thought provoking chat about our personalities and how they might influence we each handle and view our personal finance. Do you think YOUR personality affects the way handle YOUR money? If so, to what extent? Can we defy our natural instincts and tendencies when it comes to handling our money? Can certain life events influence our personality and thus changing our money habits? Interested? You can find all the answers in this episode of Midas Podcast!

Paying off your debt and being debt free is such a milestone in our personal finance journey. But how do you pay off your debts? Have you maybe ever paid off your debts by committing to another debt? Loans as such is common in our current finance context. Nevertheless, we need to use them with caution and make educated decisions. See what the Midas Crew think about this peribahasa!

Have you ever been in a situation where your goals or ambitions seem seem to big compared to the resources, skills and knowledge than you have? Well, this is what this peribahasa is all about! Do you think this is relevant to your personal finance? See what the Midas Crew think!

This peribahasa is such a classic. If you grew up in Indonesia, you would know this one by heart. In general, this proverb encourages you to develop a habit of being prepared. But how does that imply to our personal finance? Learn more in this episode of Midas Podcast.

"Sedikit demi sedikit lama lama menjadi bukit." What does this peribahasa mean to you? Is it about process? Is it about putting your goals into perspective? Is it about discipline? There's so many lenses through which you can see this proverb. See what the Midas Crew think about this peribahasa!

We all grew up with the phrase "rajin menabung pangkal kaya". This saying has been engrained into our mindsets, our families and our culture. It's a classic phrase that everybody generally agrees with. But lets fast forward to our lives in 2021. How relevant is this peribahasa in our current personal finance context? Break it down and dissect this classic peribahasa with the Midas crew in this episode of Midas Podcast! 

If you've been listening to Midas Podcast since the beginning, you would know that our very own Kevin and his wife Karina were about to become new parents back in April. Well good news... Kevin and Karina's beautiful baby Kaia is now five months old, happy and healthy with the best parents she could ever have. As beautiful as a journey that starting a family is, we know that there are many uncertainties, doubts and stressful moments. But Kevin and Karina's story will without a doubt inspire and encourage you. Even if you are single! We hope that through their stories and wisdom that you are able to find inspiration, hope and the knowledge that you are not alone in this. Enjoy the episode!

We've all heard the saying "Money can't buy you happiness". But how did that saying come about? Has it ever been proven that money and happiness has no direct correlation at all? These are thought provoking questions aren't they? Will having more money indeed make you happier? Perhaps... What do you think? Listen to what the Midas crew has to say about this in this episode!

We all have been there. Getting that pay rise you deserved, investment returns are growing, your side hustle starting to grow... whatever it may be we all have been in situations where our income got higher. The question is, does that increase in income make you wealthier? How do you even define wealth? Is wealth relative? Listen to what the Midas crew think on this topic right here in this episode of Midas Podcast!