
Shabbar Kassam (Financial Advisor) and Tim Malnick (Organisational Psychologist) explore the complex relationship people have with money. They discuss the psychological aspects of money and how it can block personal growth, reflecting on their own journeys with money and the emotional constraints it can impose. Together, they aim to uncover deeper insights into everyday money conversations and the... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 62 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementBusinessEducationInvesting | |||

Most of us are waiting to know where the money is coming from before we begin.
Nims Purja remortgaged his house, went to climb the fourteen highest mountains on earth with no sponsors and no certainty, and the money only arrived once he had already... more
It's been fifteen years and Shabbar's mattress needs replacing. He's found one he likes. Three evenings later he still hasn't bought it, and he's calling that being careful with money.
It's reminiscent of the same tangle he got into over a hotel vo... more
The numbers work. You could afford to do the thing. And you still don't.
Something keeps pulling you back to the safe version of your life, and it isn't the maths.
In Part Two of their conversation on power, Shabbar and Tim bring it home to perso... more
You have probably had the thought but never said it out loud.
Something about the way we all chase the number does not quite add up.
Then you decide you must be the one who is missing something. In this conversation Shabbar and Tim look at why it... more
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