Pay Me In Coffee Podcast

Women tend to outperform men when it comes to investing. But why is this the case? This week we dive into the characteristics of the fairer sex that help them to outperform men and generate great returns.

South Africa is home to 38,400 high net-worth individuals - people with over $1 million in net asset value. But what does it take to reach that millionaire status? In this episode, we discuss the mindset shift you need to make in order to attract massive wealth.

In this special episode, I sit down with my wife and discuss how our perceptions of money changed after we got married. We talk through what has worked for us, what we've had to work through, and some advice we have for couples and newlyweds looking to manage their money in a sustainable way.

In this episode, we discuss a well-quoted study that is published every year by the investment bank, JP Morgan in their annual Guide to Retirement. Is it really bad to move in and out of different assets? Does that make us culprits of trying to time the market?

In this week's episode, I walk through some of the risks associated with investing in bonds for fixed-income. I also talk through my strategy for positioning my portfolio for the next decade given the uncertainty we are witnessing right now.

In Part 2 of our discussion around risk, I look at how we should view the future as unknown and how we should approach investing with this mentality. I end off discussing how it's okay to make mistakes because we live in a world with so many possibilities.

Tony Robbins, billionaire philanthropist and life coach, makes the point that whenever someone presents a new investment opportunity to him, the first thing he questions is what are the risks. Like many of the greatest investors of all-time, identifying and managing risk is what has allowed them to survive the game and become successful. In this 2-part episode, I discuss my philosophy around risk and why it matters above anything else when making investments.

In this episode, we dive into ETFs and Mutual Funds. What are they? What are their differences? And who should own them?

Investing your money is a fun, exciting, and quite frankly scary thing to start doing. But, if you want those money babies to start making more money babies for you, you have to start. In this episode, I discuss 4 things that I believe every beginner should be aware of before they start investing.

Ever wonder about the function of the central bank in modern economies?

In this episode, I discuss the two levers central banks use to determine the money supply and how they aim to provide financial stability to society.

Also, a shoutout to Engineering Personal Finance for his advice this week: When you wake up, make yourself and your partner a cup of coffee. Great advice for us all!