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Wealth Time Freedom (WTF) The Cashflow Co
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Personal development for personal finance. (Formerly The Passive Income Project)
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#108 SHOT | Use This Wealth Razor to Make Wise Money Moves
Financial decisions can be paralysing. In this SHOT ep Terry shares his most powerful tool for making money moves 10x simpler. This simple question will unlock clarity and conviction while ensuring you accumulate the most valuable asset you can own.
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Cate Bakos | Mastering Real Estate Investing And The Pursuit Purposeful Work
Dive into a transformative conversation with renowned buyer's agent Cate Bakos on this week's episode. Whether you're navigating your first purchase or aiming to expand your property portfolio, Cate's insights are invaluable for every couple looking to strengthen their financial future together. Don't miss out on this essential listen for anyone serious about mastering the art of property investment!
🌟 Why Banks May Not Love Your Dream Property: Learn the risks and how to avoid them.🔍 Real-Life Lessons on Financial Decisions: Hear about Cate's biggest property blunders and what they taught her.🤝 Building a Supportive Partnership in Investments: Cate discusses the importance of alignment in couples' financial goals.🚀 Evolving from Mistakes: Discover how setbacks can propel you to greater success.By the end of this episode, you'll have a clearer understanding of how to navigate the property market with confidence and strategic insight, ensuring your investments not only grow but thrive.
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How Personal Transformation Really Works: The Untold Story of The Cashflow Co
In a very different ep, Mitch hosts Ryan and Terry on share what they’ve learned about personal transformation and change building their business and helping others achieve their goals.
You’ll hear the untold story of the business in detail they’ve never really talked about. And how you can use these insights to engineer powerful personal change in your own life.
Expect to learn:
The missing third founder, and the moments that made the business a realityWhat starting out looked like, and how (and why) they persisted.The 6 step sequence that codifies all personal transformation and changeThe missing ingredient for achievement.If you want to know how to tap into your primal programming to back yourself and make big things happen in your life, this episode is for you.
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Avril Dunn | Reimagining Life and Work, and Facing The Fear of Change
This is one of our most dramatic transformations yet. In 18 months Avril Dunn has completely reimagined her life and career. Her future now looks nothing like her past.
In this conversation, she takes us through where she’s been, where she is, and where she’s going.
She also shares her experiences and lessons:
Investing herself to build new skills Facing doubt and uncertainty Putting herself in a position to capitalise on opportunities. Backing herself to go after big ambitions. Building the discipline to succeed. If you’ve got to this part of the year and it feels like the grind is getting the best if you and your best intentions are starting to slip away , Avril’s story is the red bull that gives you wings.
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#104 Brooke and John | From Bickering About The Little Things to Making the Big Things Happen
In this episode, Terry sits down with two exemplars of teamwork: Brooke and John Dawson. Their story of transformation is an inspiration for those who back each other, but find themselves bickering when it comes to money.
12 months ago, they were working hard. But things weren't working. And taking on second jobs, and counting every cent didn't seem to matter. They'd been focused on buying a home for years, but their efforts didn't seem to be paying off.
They knew that if they couldn't figure it out, it would continue to create unnecessary stress and tension between them. In this conversation, they discuss how they went about transforming themselves, their money, and their lives.
They now have choices they never thought they’d have. And they’re reconsidering what is possible for their future together.
If you’ve had big ambitions for the year, but that motivation is starting to slide, this episode will get you back in the game.
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#103 Does Paying for Financial Education Make Sense?
Does it make sense to pay money to make money? That is the question and in this episode, Mitch and Terry get to the heart of the matter. Because the truth is, there are times when it does, and there are times when it does NOT make sense. The rules and tools in this episode will help you make wise investments in yourself for the rest of your life.
Also in this ep:
The hidden cost you're already paying How 'myopic loss aversion' muddies our thinking How to value financial education Terry's three steps for determining how much to invest Resources and Links Mentioned
Terry's article
👉 'How Much Should You Pay for Financial Education?'
Episode #87 Mitch and Brooke's storyEpisode #88 on decisions Episode #78 Rachael Taylor Episode #21 The WHO not HOW rule
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Customer Reviews
Never too old
After listening to all the available podcasts then working through the Money Mentorship program with Ryan I now have the best grasp of my financial situation that I have had in my entire life of 61 years. The Passive Income Project Podcast and Cashflowco have made a huge difference to how I manage my finances and spending and I have even gained enough knowledge to dabble efficiently and safely in Bitcoin. Well done boys!
Good personal tips, but have drunk the crypto koolaid
Working my way through the back catalog. It started as a great podcast with tips on making yourself better to maximise success. Then it seems the gents drunk the crypto koolaid. It’s rather awkward listening to be honest.
They’ve literally “done their own research” and now are monetary and financial market experts, and can’t wait to talk up the benefits of crypto. Like every other crypto bro who knows it’s a massively speculative play but the only way to keep the thing going up is convincing as many people as possible to buy in. Surprise surprise, every guest is pro crypto. For an infinitely more thorough and academic deep dive into crypto, check out the rational reminder podcast’s 17 part series.
Anyway, its more the monetary and financial systems they discuss that has me cringing the most. Obviously a few years on I have the benefit of seeing how things panned out, but given they’re demonstrably wrong on so many fronts, I’m surprised many of their earlier podcasts remain up.
At one point they conclude that because the people in charge are boomers with heaps of real estate, interest rates won’t go up purely so that market is kept afloat to maintain the wealth of these guys in charge and their mates. It’s laughable.
Their argument is based on individuals’ behaviour being led by the old Charlie Munger quote “show me the incentives and I’ll show you the outcome”. They make this argument a number of times through numerous podcasts and base a large part of their argument on the flaws of the monetary/financial systems on this. It’s gobsmackingly oversimplified to advise people to base their investments on this tenuous argument. But they do.
But as history has shown, interest rates did go up, completely contradicting their predictions that they’ve sold to listeners as a virtual guarantee. At this point, instead of a humble admission of how wrong they were, they double down and make other arguments about how the system is broken and the sky is going to fall in. In my most recent podcast that I listened to, they conclude that everything has changed because of the old average (emphasis on average) 7 year boom to bust cycle has been confined to history. Now its 2-3 years. After a single economic crisis. That was driven not by the business cycle, but a virus. Ignoring of course that once the previous crisis (GFC) is taken into account, the last couple of crises have averaged about the 7 year spacing. Their advice: the world is changing, get into crypto. Haha at least they’re predictable I guess.
They also refer to Ray Dalio fairly often. A guy whose thoughts were always a little wacky, using selective evidence and fancy YouTube videos to make his point. But I’m afraid to say Ray has been outed as a con and an egotist. I’m not denying his success as a fund manager. But being great at that doesn’t give you a crystal ball at the economic future of the world. His fund is now in freefall, his managerial theories debunked (Bridgewater is a toxic place to work), and his name is now basically rubbish.
Quite frankly, its a little embarrassing listening to these guys talking about this stuff. If they’d stuck to what they did know, instead of going down the rabbit hole of crypto loving, fiat currency and centrally controlled monetary system is the enemy path, it would’ve been a great podcast.
It’s a sad indictment on a couple of guys who are probably pretty good at getting people back on track to achieve financial success in life.
I wish I found this sooner!!!
Absolutely amazing. I’m 8 episodes in in 2 days. I wish I found these guys sooner. Aussie guys explaining finance. Finally. Stop what you’re doing right now and start from #1.