A Wealthy Life

Vicki Wusche
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Welcome to A Wealthy Life, a podcast by author and wealth strategist Vicki Wusche. This brand new series is filled with practical tips, insights and a touch of humour covering all things wealth, money, and financial education, helping you to rethink your relationship with money and time. If you have started to realise that time is worth more than money – and even more so if you haven't, then A Wealthy Life is the podcast for you. If you're a business owner, contractor or leader of industry – are you tired of missing out on family life? Do you wish you were the one in charge of how you spend your time? Then A Wealthy Life is the podcast for you. Do you just want to feel more comfortable around money and investments, and know that you are financially resilient no matter what this decade dreams up next? Then A Wealthy Life is DEFINITELY the podcast for you. Follow and subscribe now to never miss an episode. Connect with Vicki on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube: https://linktr.ee/VickiWusche

  1. 2d ago

    Why Your Brain Isn't Broken: The Truth About Neurodiversity with Jane Myers

    Take the Escape the 9-5 Scorecard: https://bit.ly/EscapeThe9-5Now Why do we hand out diagnoses so easily, yet find it so hard to notice the people who don't fit? In this second conversation with Jane Myers, we go beyond the label itself and ask what having ADHD, dyslexia or autism actually means once the diagnosis is done. We talk about the labels we're given and the ones we choose to keep, why 25 to 30% of us fall under the neurodiversity umbrella, and why being physically aware of the quiet person in the room might matter more than any assessment. Jane pulls no punches on the bandwagon effect, the danger of a label becoming an excuse rather than an explanation, and why we're happier asking an AI what it's like to be dyslexic than we are asking the person sitting next to us. Jane Myers is a leadership and group-dynamics specialist and founder of Jane Myers Associates, coaching professionals on neurodiversity and performance since 2000. This is her second appearance on the podcast after episode 230's conversation on groupthink, and she brings the same directness to what a diagnosis can and cannot do for you. EXPECT TO LEARN: Why 25 to 30% of the population fits somewhere under the neurodiversity umbrella, and why that number keeps growing Why some psychologists have stopped handing out diagnostic labels altogether The roads and vehicles analogy for how ADHD and dyslexic brains process information differently Why chasing a diagnosis can become an excuse rather than an explanation How to spot the person in a group who wants to speak but can't find the rhythm to join in Why we're more willing to ask an AI what it feels like to be neurodivergent than we are to ask the person next to us The writing exercise Jane recommends for shedding labels that no longer serve you Why psychological safety at work often does more for neurodivergent people than a diagnosis does TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Why we need people who think differently 04:09 What actually makes someone neurodiverse 06:09 The comfortable majority and the labelled minority 07:59 When a diagnosis becomes an excuse 09:45 Why some psychologists have stopped giving labels 12:12 Real life: spotting danger, missing socks 17:12 Roads and vehicles: the science of thinking differently 19:55 ADHD's super fuel and dyslexia's potholes 22:44 Why one label can't cover a whole spectrum 25:47 The quiet one and the person who can't find the rhythm to speak 28:05 Making space for people who don't naturally fit 33:09 Why we'll ask AI before we'll ask each other 35:01 Letting go of the labels you didn't choose 43:53 Noticing the quiet one and appreciating our differences FOLLOW THE GUEST JANE MYERS: Website: https://www.janemyers.co.uk Instagram: @janemyerswhitehorn FOLLOW THE HOST VICKI WUSCHE: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vickiwusche/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/VickiWusche Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vicki_wusche/ Join the Wealthy Life Community: https://bit.ly/Join-WLC LISTEN TO A WEALTHY LIFE: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/VickiWusche Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/nz/podcast/a-wealthy-life/id1617293196 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/13lVRTAioD5mR4XUiylAk8 #Neurodiversity #ADHD #Dyslexia #Psychology #AWealthyLife

  2. Aug 20

    Neurodiversity: A Blessing or a Curse? Why 1 in 5 of Us Think Differently with Stephanie Batey

    Take the Escape the 9-5 Scorecard: https://bit.ly/EscapeThe9-5Now Join the Wealthy Life Community: https://bit.ly/Join-WLC Were you the kid who asked too many questions, or the one moved to a hut at the back of the school field? In this episode I sit down with Steph Batey to ask whether neurodiversity is a blessing, a curse, or simply human diversity that we never learned to value properly. We get into the labels we were handed at school and how long they stick, why around 1 in 5 of us are thought to think differently from the norm, and what changes when you stop hunting for what is wrong with someone and start looking for what is strong. Steph is candid about her own ADHD diagnosis at 37, what fell apart when she left teaching and lost the structure that had been holding her together, and how she works now. Stephanie Batey is a former secondary school English teacher and head of literacy who now works as a neurodiversity consultant and qualified ADHD coach. She founded Inclusive Teacher Co, trains teachers and businesses in the UK and internationally, and is also a property investor, mentor and published author. She starts a PhD in education later this year. EXPECT TO LEARN: - Why Steph answers "yes and no" to the bandwagon question, and where she draws the line between validation and gaming the system - What an ADHD assessment actually involves, and why Steph describes a clinical diagnosis as a very informed opinion - How a label handed to you at eight can still be running your decisions at forty - Why deficit language in the DSM and in schools shapes how a child comes to see themselves - What Robert Brooks meant by islands of competence, and how to look for those instead of the oceans of inadequacy - The figure Steph quotes for how many corrective comments a neurodivergent child may hear from the adults around them by age ten - Why an hour of writing a day is the worst possible advice for a brain that runs on hyperfocus - What Steph means by self-acceptance over self-development, and why the personal development industry can leave some people feeling like outcasts - Where to go first if you recognise yourself in any of this, and why social media is the wrong place to start TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Introduction 01:00 Why around 1 in 5 of us think differently 02:09 When a diagnosis is sought for the wrong reasons 04:36 What neurodiverse and neurodivergent actually mean 06:38 Developmental language disorder, dysgraphia and co-occurrence 09:17 Steph's PhD, and what a title can mean 10:18 The labels we were given at school 14:41 Executive function, support, and the deficit trap 16:30 Islands of competence, oceans of inadequacy 18:11 Special educational needs and being separated out 22:00 The dyslexic brain and spotting what others miss 26:22 Masking, and the minds we pushed to one side 29:42 The adults in a child's life, and the weight of correction 32:39 Steph's own diagnosis at 37 36:50 The assessment, the QB test, and what it showed 39:23 Support that works: a PA, an ADHD coach, and honest trade-offs 43:27 Hyperfocus, time blocking, and writing a book in a week 45:13 Self-acceptance over self-development 48:24 Vicki's three wishes 51:57 What Steph would say if you recognise yourself in this FOLLOW THE GUEST STEPH BATEY: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephbateyneurodiversity Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/inclusiveteacherco/ FOLLOW THE HOST VICKI WUSCHE: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vickiwusche/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/VickiWusche Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vicki_wusche/ LISTEN TO A WEALTHY LIFE: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/VickiWusche Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/nz/podcast/a-wealthy-life/id1617293196 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/13lVRTAioD5mR4XUiylAk8 #Neurodiversity #ADHD #Neurodivergent #ThinkDifferently #AWealthyLife

  3. Aug 13

    How Groupthink and Social Media Shape Your Decisions with Jane Myers

    Take the Escape the 9-5 Scorecard: https://bit.ly/EscapeThe9-5Now Join the Wealthy Life Community: https://bit.ly/Join-WLC Why do good people walk past someone in trouble, storm a building, or stay silent when they know something is wrong? In this episode, I sit down with Jane Myers, a leadership and group-dynamics specialist, to explore the psychology of groupthink - why our "cave brain" still pulls us into the tribe, how the amygdala keeps us safe (and sometimes traps us), and why social media has quietly become the most powerful group most of us have ever joined. Jane Myers is a leadership and management specialist, professional coach and facilitator, and the founder of Jane Myers Associates. She works with groups and teams on performance, communication and group dynamics, with a particular interest in neurodiversity and helping people build the self-awareness to thrive. Known for her warmth and sharp psychological insight, Jane is passionate about teaching people of all ages the skill of "noticing". Expect to Learn: Why groupthink is hard-wired into our "cave brain" - and why we never evolved out of it How the amygdala keeps us safe, and how the frontal lobe talks it back down What the Central Park bystander experiment reveals about crowds and danger Why the reward of belonging can make us ignore obvious risks How groups develop a personality of their own - and who really shapes it Why social media may be recreating groupthink through your feed How "frictionless" living removes the pause the brain needs to check in The skill of "noticing" - and why we should be teaching it to our children How to find the courage to step away from a group and think for yourself Episode Breakdown with Timestamps: [00:00] - The courage to think differently when everything pulls us into groups [02:00] - Our cave brain: safety, the tribe and the amygdala [04:00] - The Central Park experiment: why crowds walk away from danger [06:00] - Cost and reward: how the brain talks itself into risky groups [08:00] - Protests, Capitol Hill and being swept along by a crowd [10:00] - Can a group have a personality of its own? [13:00] - The cold-water swimming group and its unspoken rules [17:00] - Could a group be steered somewhere it never meant to go? [21:00] - Watching group dynamics, from Big Brother to the networking room [23:00] - Is social media recreating groupthink through our feeds? [31:00] - The courage to work out who's really doing your thinking [32:00] - The skill of noticing: checking in and how a group serves you [36:00] - Frictionless living and losing the pause that keeps us safe [43:00] - Social media, young people and teaching a new "noticing" skill [48:00] - Three takeaways and the better questions to ask yourself Follow the Guest Jane Myers: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/janemyerswhitehorn LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/janemyers1/ Website: https://www.janemyers.co.uk/ Follow the Host Vicki Wusche: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vickiwusche/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/VickiWusche Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vicki_wusche/ Listening Links: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/VickiWusche Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/nz/podcast/a-wealthy-life/id1617293196 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/13lVRTAioD5mR4XUiylAk8 #Groupthink #Psychology #SocialMedia #ThinkForYourself #AWealthyLife

  4. Aug 6

    The Wealth Mindset Most People Never Learn with Jason Graystone

    Reading a book won't make you rich - and neither will winning the lottery. In this conversation with Jason Graystone, we go deep on the psychology of wealth: why most people never "acclimatise" to money, how to know when you've got enough, and why chasing more at the cost of your health, family and peace of mind is a trap. We compare Elon Musk and Richard Branson as two very different models of success, unpack why lottery winners lose it all, and talk about building a life you're content with now rather than in hindsight. We also get honest about social media, authenticity and AI - why outsourcing the human parts of your business can quietly cost you more than it saves. It's a conversation about money, but really it's about meaning. Jason Graystone is an entrepreneur, professional trader and investor, and the founder of Always Free. Financially free by the age of 30, Jason now helps people achieve true financial and mental freedom through his education platform, his book Always Free, and his podcast of the same name. He is known for his no-nonsense, jargon-free approach to trading, risk management, and building a life of genuine contentment. Expect to Learn: Why reading a book won't make you rich - but the ideas and action will What it means to "acclimatise" to wealth, and why so many people never do How to know when enough is enough – and price up the life you actually want Why lottery winners lose it all: emotion versus logic with money Elon Musk vs Richard Branson - two very different models of success and fulfilment Why you can't retire from serving people without losing your sense of purpose How social media sells you a life that isn't real - from Dubai to filtered faces Why outsourcing the human parts of your business to AI can cost more than it saves Finding contentment in advance rather than in hindsight Episode Breakdown with Timestamps: [00:00] - Reading won't make you rich, and the mentality of "if I was a millionaire…" [01:00] - Inside the minds of Elon Musk and Richard Branson [05:00] - Why your highest value comes from what you felt was missing as a child [07:00] - Knowing when enough is enough, and two different time horizons [08:00] - Rich House, Poor House: what people really do with money [11:00] - Vicki's story: from university lecturer to property and not being a burden [15:00] - Acclimatising to wealth and why redistribution doesn't stick [19:00] - Rethinking retirement: purpose, service and fulfilment [22:00] - Shareholders, corporates and losing the human touch [25:00] - AI, real customer service and why authenticity wins [27:00] - Meta-thinking: how to think about your own thoughts [31:00] - "All the gear, no idea": learning for the joy of it [35:00] - Pricing up your dream life, and finding contentment in advance [37:00] - Gratitude, scarcity and your locus of self [41:00] - Social media, self-worth and the Dubai illusion [46:00] - Three wishes: gratitude, self-awareness and knowing you have enough Follow the Guest Jason Graystone: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/j_graystone LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasongraystone/ Website: https://jasongraystone.com/ Follow the Host Vicki Wusche: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vickiwusche/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/VickiWusche Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vicki_wusche/ Take the Escape the 9-5 Scorecard: https://bit.ly/EscapeThe9-5Now Join the Wealthy Life Community: https://bit.ly/Join-WLC Listening Links: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/VickiWusche Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/nz/podcast/a-wealthy-life/id1617293196 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/13lVRTAioD5mR4XUiylAk8 #WealthMindset #FinancialFreedom #MoneyMindset #Contentment #AWealthyLife Hashtags (broader set for social clips): #JasonGraystone #VickiWusche #FinancialFreedom #WealthMindset #MoneyMindset #EnoughIsEnough #PersonalDevelopment #Gratitude #RichHousePoorHouse #AlwaysFree

  5. Jul 30

    Rogue Landlords Will THRIVE Under the Renters' Rights Act - Here's Why

    Take the Escape the 9-5 Scorecard: https://bit.ly/EscapeThe9-5Now Join the Wealthy Life Community: https://bit.ly/Join-WLC Everyone's talking about the Renters' Rights Act, but most of what's being taught is dangerously wrong. In this episode, compliance expert Julie exposes a "free training" webinar riddled with legal errors, rebranded slides stolen from the NRLA, and a shocking truth: the landlords doing everything wrong are the ones who'll go undetected — while good landlords get caught in the enforcement net. We break down where to actually find trustworthy information, why there's no "driving licence" for landlords despite the massive legal risk, a real (and disturbing) portfolio walkthrough involving mould, missing lightbulbs, and a leaking roof, and why 170+ overlapping acts — some dating back to 1737 — are making an already confusing system nearly impossible to follow correctly. If you're a landlord, letting agent, or tenant trying to make sense of the new legislation, this conversation will change how you think about "legitimate sources" for good. TIMESTAMPS 0:00 - Is the advice you're trusting about the Renters Rights Act actually wrong? 0:41 - Meet the "Renters Rights Musketeers" 5:21 - Kicked out of a webinar for calling out lies 8:03 - The fake NRLA slides scandal exposed 10:44 - Where professional landlords should actually turn for training 14:05 - No driving licence for landlords? The missing education pathway 20:35 - Inside a "compliant" portfolio: mould, no lightbulbs, and a collapsing roof 25:48 - How one bad landlord can trigger a homelessness spiral 27:42 - Why rogue landlords will thrive under the new law 30:04 - The council loophole nobody's talking about 32:08 - Politicians who wouldn't listen to the experts 33:31 - Councils will chase "low-hanging fruit" instead of real rogues 44:48 - Build-to-rent: you're just a number on a spreadsheet 47:50 - Your landlord is basically your bank (and here's why that matters) 53:27 - 170 acts, one law from 1737: why UK renting is stuck in the past 55:06 - Three pieces of advice every landlord needs to hear 59:01 - The real fix: education, not more legislation FOLLOW THE GUEST JULIE FORD: Instagram: @Julie.fordtv LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/julie-ford-ccpm-35782448 Website: lettingsadviceservice.co.uk FOLLOW VICKI: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vickiwusche/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/VickiWusche Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vicki_wusche/ LISTEN TO A WEALTHY LIFE: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/VickiWusche Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/nz/podcast/a-wealthy-life/id1617293196 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/13lVRTAioD5mR4XUiylAk8 #RentersRightsAct #LandlordAdvice #UKPropertyLaw #PrivateRentedSector #LandlordCompliance #PropertyInvesting #TenantRights #UKHousingCrisis #Section21 #LettingAgents

  6. Jul 23

    What Every Landlord Needs to Know with Des Taylor

    You think you're having a friendly chat with the council - but you're actually being interviewed under caution. In this episode, I sit down with Des Taylor, one of England's leading authorities on landlord enforcement, to unpack how council enforcement really works, why a single broken fence can trigger a chain of notices and fines, and how the Renters' Rights Act has more than doubled the offences landlords can be pursued for. Des explains the difference between an improvement notice and a civil penalty, how rent repayment orders can be backdated up to two years, and the very real risk of leaving a property as a liability when an owner dies. We also talk about why the vast majority of landlords are good, hardworking people - and how education, not just enforcement, is the way to raise the standard of the whole sector. Des Taylor is Casework Director and co-founder of Landlord Licensing & Defence, and one of the UK's foremost experts on housing enforcement, HMO compliance, licensing and rent repayment orders. With decades of frontline experience defending landlords and agents against council penalties and tribunal claims, Des is known for translating complex housing law into blunt, practical advice. He works closely with Propertymark and the Property Educators Summit to raise standards across the private rental sector. EXPECT TO LEARN: - What a council enforcement notice actually is – and why it often doesn't look like one - How a PACE interview "under caution" works, and your right to walk away - The difference between an improvement notice, a hazard awareness notice and a civil penalty fine - Why HMOs carry a much fiercer enforcement tool than standard buy-to-lets - How rent repayment orders work – and how the Renters' Rights Act extended them to two years - Why an unplanned death can turn a property into a serious liability overnight - How to build a business that can operate without you for three months - Why education, not just enforcement, is the key to raising standards in the sector TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 What a council enforcement notice really is, and the interview under caution 02:00 What triggers enforcement: complaints, civil enforcement officers and inspections 05:00 Improvement notices, cost recovery and HMO management regulations 08:00 A real case: how a fire and a death led to a five-figure fine 12:00 Planning for the worst: the "black box" and not leaving a liability 17:00 Rent repayment orders explained – and how the Renters' Rights Act expanded them 22:00 The good, the badly organised and the willfully bad landlord 26:00 Auditing your letting agent and getting competent support 30:00 Why nobody was told: the missing "clunk click" campaign 38:00 Decent homes, EPCs and the case for a house "MOT" 48:00 Teaching people how to live in a property, and Des's better question FOLLOW THE GUEST DES TAYLOR: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/desmondtaylor/ Website: https://landlordsdefence.co.uk/ FOLLOW VICKI: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vickiwusche/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/VickiWusche Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vicki_wusche/ Take the Escape the 9-5 Scorecard: https://bit.ly/EscapeThe9-5Now Join the Wealthy Life Community: https://bit.ly/Join-WLC LISTEN TO A WEALTHY LIFE: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/VickiWusche Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/nz/podcast/a-wealthy-life/id1617293196 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/13lVRTAioD5mR4XUiylAk8 #Landlords #HMO #RentersRightsAct #PropertyUK #AWealthyLife

  7. Jul 16

    Why Most People Lose Money Investing | Jason Graystone

    Bitcoin has only ever gone up - so why do so many people lose money on it? In this episode of A Wealthy Life, I sit down with Jason Graystone digging into the difference between speculating and investing, why betting on political headlines is a fool's game, and how to "earn your right to risk" before you put a single pound into the markets. Jason explains how institutions really move markets, why emotion (not the market) is what loses people money, and how to build wealth in layers, from savings and index funds through to skilled speculation. I also share my own £5,000 Bitcoin lesson, and we finish with the fundamentals of investing ethically and sustainably so your money works harder than you do. Jason Graystone is an entrepreneur, professional trader and investor, and the founder of Always Free. Financially free by the age of 30, Jason now helps people achieve true financial and mental freedom through his education platform, his book Always Free, and his podcast of the same name. He is known for his no-nonsense, jargon-free approach to trading, risk management, and building sustainable wealth. EXPECT TO LEARN: - Why trading on Trump's announcements is gambling, not investing - How institutions move markets – and why retail traders get caught out - What "earning your right to risk" means, and how to build it step by step - Why cutting expenses beats chasing income when you start investing - How to "buy your stocks like groceries, not perfume" – dollar-cost averaging explained - Why people lose money on Bitcoin even though it has only ever gone up - The danger of delegating speculation – and Vicki's £5,000 lesson - The fundamentals of investing ethically and sustainably for a wealthy life TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Betting on Trump's announcements: gambling vs professional investing 05:00 How institutions move markets and why retail traders lose 08:00 Safety nets, self-reliance, and not leaving a deficit 10:00 Develop a skill first, then fund the "boring" safety net 14:00 Earning your right to risk: savings, expenses, and hidden money leaks 18:00 Dollar-cost averaging and building the wealth pyramid 21:00 Why people lose money on Bitcoin – and Vicki's £5,000 lesson 28:00 AI, social media, and why being real is the new edge 30:00 Inside Jason's Zoom trade and how he researches stocks 36:00 Final fundamentals: staying on track and beating inflation FOLLOW JASON: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/j_graystone LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasongraystone/ Website: https://jasongraystone.com/ FOLLOW ME: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vickiwusche/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/VickiWusche Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vicki_wusche/ Take the Escape the 9-5 Scorecard: https://bit.ly/EscapeThe9-5Now Join the Wealthy Life Community: https://bit.ly/Join-WLC LISTEN TO A WEALTHY LIFE: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/VickiWusche Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/nz/podcast/a-wealthy-life/id1617293196 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/13lVRTAioD5mR4XUiylAk8 #FinancialFreedom #InvestingUK #WealthMindset #Trading #AWealthyLife

  8. Jul 9

    The Salary Trap for Pros to Build True Financial Freedom with Property Investing Barbara Escolme

    In this episode, I sit down with Barbara Escolme to explore the journey of building financial security, resilience, and independence through property investing. From experiencing family repossession, navigating divorce, and learning on the job, Barbara shares how her background in finance, combined with real-world property experience, helped her create multiple streams of income and a plan for long-term financial freedom.  Barbara Escombe is a property investor, property coach, and chartered accountant. With experience in banking, finance, and international living, she guides individuals, especially women on taking control of their finances, building property portfolios, and understanding how money, time, and personal priorities intersect to create security and independence.    Expect to Learn: How Barbara's early experiences with repossession shaped her approach to property and financial security The lessons learned from investing hands-on while managing life's unexpected challenges, like divorce and overseas moves How to create multiple income streams that provide both financial and time freedom The importance of knowing yourself before choosing property strategies or career paths Why property investing can act as a "safety net" against life's uncertainties   Episode Breakdown with Timestamps: [00:00] - Introduction & Barbara's background in finance and property [02:26] - Education, societal expectations, and financial responsibility [13:23] - Persistence, pivoting, and knowing when to change course [15:36] - Managing risk, dealing with old UK property stock, and opportunity [23:46] - Fact-checking, social media, and uniqueness [32:39] - Trigger point: starting property investing through hands-on learning [36:49] - First property purchase in 2008 and lessons learned [44:48] - Income streams, time control, and "brick bank" accounts for security [47:11] - Closing thoughts and next steps    Follow the Guest Barbara Escolme: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/barbara.escolme/ Website: https://barbaraescolme.uk/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/barbaraescolme_/   Follow the Host Vicki Wusche: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vickiwusche/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/VickiWusche  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vicki_wusche/  Book a Call: https://bit.ly/BookVicki  Scorecard: https://bit.ly/EscapeThe9-5Now  The Values Manual: https://bit.ly/ValuesManual   Listening Links:  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/VickiWusche  Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/nz/podcast/a-wealthy-life/id1617293196  Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/13lVRTAioD5mR4XUiylAk8 Escape the 9-5 through property - A complete course by Vicki Wusche:  https://bit.ly/EscapeThe9-5Now

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Welcome to A Wealthy Life, a podcast by author and wealth strategist Vicki Wusche. This brand new series is filled with practical tips, insights and a touch of humour covering all things wealth, money, and financial education, helping you to rethink your relationship with money and time. If you have started to realise that time is worth more than money – and even more so if you haven't, then A Wealthy Life is the podcast for you. If you're a business owner, contractor or leader of industry – are you tired of missing out on family life? Do you wish you were the one in charge of how you spend your time? Then A Wealthy Life is the podcast for you. Do you just want to feel more comfortable around money and investments, and know that you are financially resilient no matter what this decade dreams up next? Then A Wealthy Life is DEFINITELY the podcast for you. Follow and subscribe now to never miss an episode. Connect with Vicki on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube: https://linktr.ee/VickiWusche

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  • Creator
    Vicki Wusche
  • Years Active
    2022 - 2026
  • Episodes
    233
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © 2022
  • Show Website
    A Wealthy Life

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