Jason Whitton

Financially, you’re earning $100k a year and you know you will be able to purchase a property with the equity you’ve built up in your home, but you don’t have enough leftover in your regular pay packet to actually pay off that property long term. So how do people do it then? Is property investing only for the really wealthy with substantial income to spare?

There is no one true measure of success when it comes to property investing. Yield, growth, cash return, more properties, more income, more satisfaction… The list goes on.
How you choose to measure your own success as a property investor is really up to you, and hopefully, at least one part is that you get some real satisfaction or joy or excitement out of it.
But the serious side is money.

Bronnie Ware is best known for her international top selling book – The Top 5 Regrets of the Dying. After spending years as a carer for people at the end of their lives, the author noticed a theme of regrets that sadly, many of her patients were unable to cleanse.

However, through her experiences Bronnie has collated these raw and vulnerable encounters into transformative teachings that we can all learn from. In a heart-felt discussion on The Wealth Faculty Podcast, Bronnie shares some of her powerful insights.

Being a successful property investor isn’t about being an expert in all things. It’s about building an investment team, all of whom have an integral role in making your investments a success.

Financial stress can be a marriage killer – but it can also be the making of a strong relationship. Danny Morrison, a former New Zealand cricketer and current cricket commentator, and wife Kim, an author, wellness mentor and owner of aromatherapy company Twenty8, had a series of money losses that nearly ended their marriage. On the Wealth Faculty Podcast, they speak frankly about the struggles they faced and how they eventually found happiness in themselves and each other again.