Peter Esho: Podcast

I recently sat down with my friend Ashur Bet Oshana from the Assyrian Times Cast to talk about the importance of working together, lifting each other up and preparing our children to live as 21st century Assyrians. This episode is recorded in Assyrian language, we discuss a range of topics currently impacting the Assyrian community around the world and how we can all work together on building better solutions for each other through business. I want to thank Ashur and the team at Assyrian Times Cast for this chat and I encourage you to visit his podcast and follow. Subscriber to Peter's Newsletter https://peteresho.com Peter on Tiktok https://tiktok.com/@mrpeteresho Peter on LinkedIn https://linkedin.com/in/peteresho/

In this month's episode, we go back to a conversation I had with Assyrian entrepreneur and HIVERY Co-Founder Franki Chamaki - a good friend of mine who has achieved amazing success. HIVERY is a pioneer of next-generation hyper-local retail assortment strategy simulation and optimization analytics. Since our conversation, Franki and his team have gone on to achieve amazing success. I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I did.

Peter Esho is joined by Dr. George Marano from RBV Consulting to explore the indelible mark Les Schwab left on the business world through his revolutionary practices. They dissect how Schwab's commitment to sharing profits, empowering employees, and prioritizing customer satisfaction propelled his modest tire shop into an industry titan. Drawing from Schwab's autobiography and firsthand accounts from those who knew him, this conversation sheds light on the principles of integrity, hard work, and people-first leadership that defined Schwab's success, offering timeless insights for today's leaders and entrepreneurs.

We take a deep dive into "Against the Odds" by James Dyson, exploring the legendary inventor's journey and the principles that underpin his success. Peter Esho is joined by Dr. George Marano of RGB Consulting, we unpack the relentless pursuit of innovation, the critical role of failure in the creative process, and the seamless integration of design and engineering that defines Dyson's approach to problem-solving. We delve into Dyson's philosophy of maintaining independence to foster a culture of innovation, his commitment to sustainability, and how these principles can be applied to modern business practices. Our discussion is enriched with direct insights from the book, providing a comprehensive understanding of Dyson's methodologies and thought processes. Subscribe to Peter's Newsletter https://peteresho.com Peter on Tiktok https://tiktok.com/@mrpeteresho Peter on LinkedIn https://linkedin.com/in/peteresho/#businessleadership #leadership #innovation #podcast

Peter Esho and co-host Dr. George Marano, founder of RGB Consulting, delve into the world of Jeff Bezos through the lens of his book, "Invent and Wander: The Collected Writings of Jeff Bezos." In this episode, we explore the key business principles that have shaped Bezos's success and how these can be applied in the dynamic Australian business environment, particularly for leaders of medium-sized enterprises. We break down five fundamental concepts from Bezos's writings: Customer Obsession, Long-Term Thinking, Willingness to Invent and Pioneer, Operational Excellence, and the Power of Regret Minimization. These principles are not just theoretical; we discuss practical applications and share relevant case studies, making them accessible and actionable for today's business leaders. Whether you're looking to scale up your business or expand your personal network, this episode is packed with valuable insights. Don't miss this opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of how these strategies can be tailored to the Australian market. Our interactive discussion, along with Dr. Marano's expert insights, offers a unique perspective that is both inspiring and practical. Tune in to enhance your leadership skills and take your business acumen to the next level! #businessleadership #jeffbezos #goodreads Subscriber to Peter's Newsletter https://peteresho.com Peter on Tiktok https://tiktok.com/@mrpeteresho Peter on LinkedIn https://linkedin.com/in/peteresho/ Connect with Dr George LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/sgeorgemarano/ Website https://www.rbvcg.com/

Peter Esho is joined by the esteemed Dr. George Marano, an expert in international business dynamics. This episode offers a deep dive into the complex and vibrant world of international business, with a special focus on Latin America. Dr. Marano brings to the table his extensive knowledge and experience, particularly highlighting the distinct business ecosystems and economic progress in Chile and Argentina. Listeners will gain a nuanced understanding of the differences and opportunities that these two countries present for business expansion and investment. Furthermore, Dr. Marano shares invaluable insights on leveraging government resources to support and enhance business growth internationally. This discussion is a goldmine for entrepreneurs and business leaders looking to broaden their horizons and navigate the challenges of expanding their ventures globally. Whether you're planning to venture into Latin America or looking to understand the intricacies of international business, this episode with Dr. Marano offers practical advice, strategic insights, and firsthand experiences that are not to be missed. Get Peter's weekly investment notes at https://peteresho.com

Join us in this captivating episode of the CEO Coaching Series, as Peter Esho sits down with the remarkable Dr. Mariam Joseph, a Geriatrician and influential Assyrian community leader. Dr. Joseph's journey is nothing short of extraordinary. Growing up in Iraq and studying medicine in Baghdad, her life took an unexpected turn with the onset of the first Gulf War. This episode delves into her inspiring story of resilience, from being a displaced refugee to becoming a thriving entrepreneur, mother, and President of the Assyrian Medical Association of Australia. Dr. Joseph shares her unique perspective on overcoming adversity, maintaining a positive mindset, and transforming life's biggest challenges into learning opportunities. Peter and Dr. Joseph engage in a profound discussion about the essential elements of a balanced life and the importance of surrounding oneself with a supportive network, especially for leaders and CEOs. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking motivation and insights on leadership, perseverance, and the power of a positive mindset. Tune in to hear how Dr. Joseph navigated through her trials and triumphs, and emerged as a beacon of hope and inspiration in her community.

In the latest CEO Coaching Series, Peter Esho speaks with Snezana Djuric about resilience, starting small, thinking big and developing atomic habits for long term corporate success. Djuric shares her profound insights on the significance of accountability and self-reflection, emphasizing the importance of resisting the urge to find external blame when confronted with adversity. Instead, she champions the idea of looking inwards, asking oneself what can be learned from every situation. Drawing from Stephen Covey's "Seven Habits of Highly Effective People", Djuric elaborates on concentrating efforts on areas within one's control, offering an enlightening perspective on how to navigate life's hurdles. Djuric, an experienced coach, also outlines her coaching methods, which revolve around posing powerful questions to instigate self-realization. These techniques help individuals identify the root of their issues, establish concrete goals, and craft actionable steps towards achieving them. To ensure consistent progress, she recommends starting small, believing that small, consistent efforts eventually lead to significant results. This ideology resonates with the book "Atomic Habits", which she recommends, highlighting its tenet of "don't break the chain", and the profound effect of compound gains over time. Closing the discussion, Djuric touches on the compelling concept of visualizing the person you aspire to become. This forward-looking perspective encourages individuals to evaluate current decisions based on future aspirations, providing a clear path for personal growth. As the chat winds down, Peter Esho appreciates the depth and breadth of the topics discussed, expressing hope that their audience finds value in their conversation about personal development, resilience, and the art of building lasting habits.

In this latest episode of my podcast, I had the privilege to sit down with Dr. George Marano, a luminary in the world of CEO coaching. We delved deep into the intricacies of executive leadership, unraveling the profound impact of coaching on today's top-tier leaders. Dr. Marano shared invaluable insights from his extensive experience, highlighting real-life case studies and shedding light on both the triumphs and challenges CEOs face. Together, we navigated the transformative journey of coaching, showcasing its pivotal role in shaping visionary leaders equipped to navigate the dynamic business terrains of the 21st century. Join us for this enlightening conversation, and discover the future of CEO leadership and coaching.

In this episode, I had the privilege of engaging in a thoughtful discussion with Barrie Heptonstall, a true veteran in the world of enterprise sales with a remarkable career at IBM spanning over three decades. What truly stands out is Barrie's remarkable journey from a corporate sales background to becoming an investor and advisor for early-stage businesses, a transition that adds a unique depth to his insights. Throughout our conversation, Barrie shares the pivotal moments that led him to venture into the world of startup investments. His experiences and wisdom shed light on the qualities that make a startup investable, going beyond technical know-how to encompass the unwavering commitment, passion, and adaptability of the entrepreneurial team. One of the key takeaways from this episode is the emphasis on the significance of backing the right team when investing in early-stage businesses. Barrie underscores the importance of passion, attention to detail, and a genuine commitment to success. We explore how these qualities can serve as crucial indicators of a startup's potential. Additionally, we delve into the customer-centric approach that Barrie learned during his tenure at IBM. This approach focuses on understanding the customer's customer and helping businesses succeed by delivering value beyond cost reduction. Barrie illustrates this concept with a fascinating case study from his time at Visa, where technology solutions transformed the payment industry, challenging even traditional forms of payment like cash. Join us in this enriching conversation as we uncover valuable insights into the world of startup investments, the traits of successful entrepreneurs, and the strategies that make businesses truly investable.

I recently sat down with executive coach Snezana Djuricto discuss the balance within our lives between business, parenting and with our spouse/partners. Together, we explored the delicate art of maintaining balance as a leader, parent, and partner. Dive into our discussion to uncover coaching strategies, tools, and techniques that promote harmony across these essential roles. If you're on a journey to achieve a more balanced life in leadership, family, and relationships, this episode offers insights and guidance to help you on your path. Join us for a conversation that's all about balance and growth

In this enlightening interview, host Peter Esho revisits a conversation with Dr. George Marano, building on the success of their previous podcast collaboration. The two delve deep into the intricacies of strategic management, emphasising its pivotal role in CEO coaching. Peter introduces the book "Beyond the Hockey Stick" and discusses its relevance to business growth expectations. They explore how the choice of industry can significantly influence a business's trajectory. As the dialogue unfolds, Dr. Marano underscores the importance of businesses being dynamic, emphasising the need to constantly adapt to changing market demands. Full show notes here: https://insights.liv.so/p/the-art-of-change-and-the-adaptive

I recently caught up with with Snezana Djuric to discuss the nuances of CEO coaching. We delved deep into two primary challenges that I've observed many CEOs, including myself, grapple with: managing stress and the intricacies of delegation. Together we explore the significance of clarity, suggesting that understanding the root cause of stress is the first step towards managing it. By simply documenting our concerns, we can gain a clearer perspective, helping transition from a state of overwhelm to one of control. Delegation was another focal point of our conversation. I've often felt the urge to complete tasks myself, thinking it's quicker and more efficient. However, Snezana highlighted the long-term benefits of entrusting tasks to team members, allowing them to grow and bring fresh perspectives to the table. Reflecting on our discussion, I'm reminded of the continuous need for clarity in leadership. It's not just about setting goals but consistently revisiting and realigning them with our original vision. This conversation reinforced my belief in the journey of leadership, emphasizing the importance of each step along the way. Full notes here: https://insights.liv.so/p/how-ceos-can-reduce-stress-and-delegating

I joined Bloomberg Radio last week to delve into the intricacies of the global economy and market movements. The conversation was enlightening, and I'd like to share some key takeaways. U.S. interest rates have surged to levels we haven't seen in nearly 16 years. It's not just a fleeting statistic; it's a barometer of the global economic sentiment. Often, history unfolds right before our eyes in subtle increments, and we might be in the midst of such a transformative phase. Full show notes here: https://www.peteresho.com/p/what-i-recently-told-bloomberg-radio

Recently, I had the distinct pleasure of engaging in a profound conversation with Anter Isaac as part of my CEO Coaching Series., For those who might not be familiar, Anter is a luminary in the world of corporate governance. Yet, his influence isn't limited to the boardrooms; it stretches into the dynamic world of sporting organizations, most notably the Football Federation of Australia. Our discussion was an enlightening journey into the depths of leadership. We navigated the intricate nuances between guiding a corporate entity and steering a sporting team. It was fascinating to hear Anter's insights on how motivations and strategies can both converge and diverge in these two realms.

Dive into a candid discussion I had with BFM radio this morning, where I share my insights on the evolving commodity sector, especially as we transition away from oil. We'll touch on the promising horizons of the US economy, jobs, and equities. Yet, there's another side of the coin - my reservations about China's economic trajectory, liquidity issues, and the implications of their fiscal policies. Join me for an enlightening conversation on the global economic landscape. Follow more at https://peteresho.com for my weekly updates

Quick update from Peter Esho about today's RBA decision to leave rates on hold. Key topics explored in this video include: * Peter's perspective on the RBA's decision to maintain interest rates, highlighting a shift towards a balanced bias and its divergence from the strategies of other global central banks. * Esho's evaluation of recent inflation trends, specifically focusing on the trimmed mean measure, and how the RBA is reacting to these shifts. * An analysis of recent retail sales data and its implications for Australia's economic outlook and potential impact on RBA's future decisions. * Peter's expert commentary on the current state of the Australian housing market amidst the ongoing pandemic, touching on property prices, supply and demand dynamics, and likely future trajectories. * Possible outcomes for the Australian dollar in the global economic context and why, in Esho's view, Australia maintains its appeal.

Join us in this insightful episode as we sit down with Dr. George Marano, an expert in the field of strategic management and planning. Hosted by Peter Esho, this podcast aims to address one of the biggest pain points for entrepreneurs and leaders: effective delegation and the challenge of working on the business rather than in it. We understand that strategic management can be the key to shattering the glass ceiling that impedes the growth of so many businesses, and that's exactly what we're discussing in this episode. Dive into the conversation as we tackle six critical questions. From understanding what strategic management truly means for entrepreneurs to how it applies in their everyday life, we cover it all. We delve into the nuances between strategy in academia and the real world, and explore the scalability of strategic management inside organizations. Additionally, we investigate whether performance can be quantified pre- and post- the implementation of strategic management. Dr. Marano also shares his top book recommendation for leaders keen to get started on their strategic wisdom journey and imparts some final advice from his rich trove of experience. Whether you're an entrepreneur, a leader looking to break through barriers, or simply interested in strategic management, this episode is a treasure trove of insights. With this conversation, we aim to provide you with the tools and knowledge to navigate your journey better. Tune in, take notes and be ready to see your business and leadership skills in a new light. Be sure to subscribe and share this episode across your network on Youtube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, LinkedIn, Substack, and Tiktok.

I caught up this morning over breakdast with Malaysian business radio BFM to talk about the global economy and my view on where interest rates, stock markets and the general economy is heading into July 2023. Rate rises are starting to have an impact and as I discuss, it's not a matter of if, but when the rises will start to have an impact on jobs. We saw US jobs call from 339k per month to 209k last month, with revisions down to the previous month too. Are these early signs of a crack and that interest rate rises have perhaps gone too far? Check out the podcast to see my answers and outlook for the rest of the year. Learn more at https://peteresho.com

I recently caught up with Byron McCaughey, who hosts the Psychlings Podcast. Byron and I go back to 2019 where we met at an accelerator program in London. Both of us were Aussies, living on the other side of the world, trying to make our mark on the business world. Byron and his co-founder's startup hit a rough patch and they both decided to pull up stumps and focus on other things in life, something which I found to be very noble and gracious at the time. Byron has since forged a career in psychology, adding to his distinguished academic career. In this episode, I speak to him about the lessons from business he used to build his new career where his long term passion was. We speak about business failure, how to pivot, the importance of mental fitness and leadership development as a lifelong process. More show notes at https://peteresho.com

I recently shared my market insights on stocks, real estate, and crypto during an interview with Malaysian business radio station BFM. US stocks have surged into bull market territory, yet the fog of uncertainty still hangs heavy, surrounding the Federal Reserve's rate hikes and the elusive path of inflation. We eagerly await distinct signals of a peak and a downward trend in inflation before drawing any firm conclusions. Although jobless claims have recently risen and the labour market shows signs of cooling, I remain unconvinced that these indicators alone signify a turnaround in inflation. We need to witness a sustained decrease in inflation over a period of three to six months before central banks might consider altering their stance. Full show notes here: https://www.peteresho.com/p/podcast-stocks-real-estate-and-crypto

I sat down with my business partner, friend and Managing Director of Wealthi Dom Nesci last week to discuss the current global investment outlook and how we see the residential property market outlook in 2024. We discussed a range of topics including the current interest rate cycle, property insights from our network of contacts, US debt and the trends that could translate next year. You can follow Dom at https://domnesci.com and across social media platforms. If you haven't purchased his book, I recommend you give it a read. It's a great guide for those looking to build a real estate investment portfolio. You can purchase directly from his website. More in depth notes around the topics I'm looking at and outlook at https://peteresho.com

I recently caught up with my coach Snezana Djuric to discuss mental fitness and leadership development. This is a new conversation topic around leadership, business and the importance of getting in the right frame of mind in order to execute successful in your business, career and investing goals. While a little different to my usual content around markets and investing, I wanted to bring this important topic into the fold as I've personally and professional gained a lot from coaching over the last year. We've implemented executive coaching successfully at Wealthi and in this episode, Snezana and I explore how coaching is evolving to become more mainstream. According to Betterup research, around 55% of the US surveyed workforce is in a state of languishing. They're not ill. They're not well. But they're also not flourishing. And in this state of languishing, they are both less able to perform and build relationships in their professional and personal lives and more vulnerable to sliding into serious mental health conditions. I'll continue to write about markets and investing, but will intermittently include more topics around mental fitness and leadership over the coming months. I hope you enjoy it and find it useful.

There's a lot of good news for investors, if you manage to look clearly. We've come out of the pandemic in a heightened state of fear. Many of us are constantly looking over our shoulder for the next bad news story to emerge. This is understandable and totally normal, the pandemic was a life changing period for many of us. It is during our darkest moments that we must focus to see the light. -Aristotle I've written about when and how to panic as an investor previously (If you must panic, panic early) There's an art to it. Most are only now starting to worry about inflation, when the time to panic was when rates were at zero and inflation was non-existent. While it's good to be paranoid as an investor, and always look out for fear, the problem with this approach is you can miss the good news right in front of you. There's a lot of good news going into 2023 — the jobs market across developed economies is extremely strong, central banks are on the ball when it comes to inflation and China is starting to open up from its lockdown phase. Read more at https://peteresho.com

A normalisation of Chinese relations, coupled with a weaker US dollar and higher commodity prices, is one of the most compelling investment themes to drive Australia (and to a lesser extent New Zealand) economies over the next decade. That could be the cushion to provide a soft landing from rising rates. Australia might not be winning at the football world cup, but it is competing and we always punch above our weight. Never ride us off. Read more at https://peteresho.com

One of the most important things to do as a macro investor, looking top down to determine investment themes, is to listen to the data very closely. Data changes from week to week, month to month. Markets are constantly pricing expectations, often wrong and having to recorrect. More notes at https://peteresho.com

The crypto collapse we've seen this year has the potential to cause a contagion event. It's a really poor asset class to have exposure in and just as we didn't think 2008 could get as bad as 2001, the lesson is that it could actually get worse. Read my full notes at https://peteresho.com

The rising US dollar is causing big problems, but like all things, there are big opportunities on the horizon. We look through the valley and highlight some macro investment themes for 2023. Show notes at https://peteresho.com

I caught up with the team at BFM Business Radio today in Malaysia to chat about the inevitable Fed pivot. We discussed the macro investment outlook and how Facebook, Apple and Amazon's earnings slump could give us a preview into where interest rates go in 2023. More notes at https://peteresho.com

I spoke with Dom today on his Tiktok live Q&A segment today and we discussed a range of topics including the outlook for Australian real estate prices for 2023. It was a short and sharp discussion, one where we spoke about the replacement cost of real estate becoming an important floor for any short term price movements. Everything is becoming more expensive, including building, so the value of our homes and apartments will have some natural protection. More analysis at notes at https://peteresho.com

I caught up with the team at BFM Business Radio today in Malaysia to chat about the investment outlook and how to position in the current market environment. One of the most important things is to focus on income and income growth. More notes at https://peteresho.com

I caught up with BBC TV Asia Business Report today to speak to their global audience about recent moves in interest rates and what we can expect over the next few months. In the conversation, I touched on last week's comments in the United States and the fact that rates are likely to continue rising in the short term before they slow down and potentially come back next year. More notes at https://peteresho.com

I caught up with the Bloomberg Radio team today to talk about the outlook for investments for the rest of 2022. In the interview, we touched on a few important topics such as rising interest rates and how a Chinese come back will play into easing some of the supply concerns that have seen costs rise around the world. More notes at https://peteresho.com

I caught up with Ausbiz TV today to talk about the future for interest rates here in Australia (audio above). As discussed, all eyes will be on Australia's quarterly inflation this week. But as discussed, the past is perhaps not as important as what lies ahead. Focus on the opportunity, not yesterday's old news. More notes on https://peteresho.com

I sat down with Dom Nesci today to just after the RBA's interset rate decision in a Tiktok live session. We recorded and uploaded the audio version here for you to tune into. Full show notes at https://peteresho.com - subscribe to get updates each time a podcast episode is released.

I caught up with the team at BFM radio in Malaysia again today to talk about between rising prices, interest rates and how this will impact Australian real estate prices in the next few months. More notes at peteresho.com

I recently caught up with the team at BFM radio in Malaysia to talk about Australia's relationship with its Asian neighbours and what the future looks like under a new Labor government. We spoke about the impact of rising interest rates and how investors can position themselves to benefit from recent changes in a totally new world environment. More notes at peteresho.com

I recently caught up with the team at Bloomberg radio to talk about a range of business topics including the impact of rising costs on many well known businesses, such as Target. This is a bit more of an in-depth conversation than previously podcasts...but it gives you a good idea of the big picture themes that some of the world's biggest investors in the audience are thinking about. For more notes, check out peteresho.com

I recently caught up with the team at Ausbiz TV to talk about the Australian property market and crypto outlook given recent movements. Ultimately I think each of these are in a different league, real estate will most likely weather the storm much better and its wise to enter the next few years with a much more level head and caution. This episode and further notes are all at https://peteresho.com

We're back and what a year its shaping up to be. I sat down with Dom this week to talk about property and investing generally in 2022. Tune in to see where we see the market heading and how I'm thinking about positioning my portfolio this year. This episode aired originally on the Property Investing with Wealthi podcast, remember to subscribe to that to get weekly episodes. You can also subscribe to my regular updates at https://peteresho.com

I recently spoke to Ausbiz TV about the uncertainty in global markets stemming from the Omicron variant. The next few days will be vital. Travel bans are already being announced around the world, particularly in countries struggling to contain Delta outbreaks. But there are always opportunities which I discuss in this episode. More notes and insights at https://peteresho.com

One of the things I'm watching closely is interest rates. Once they start moving, there will be a sense of caution in the property market...that's a good thing. Any short term slowdown will be good news for long term investors. In this episode, I sit down with fellow Wealthi Co-Founder Dom Nesci to talk about the market and how I see things panning out of the next few months. I'm also publishing my annual outlook each week which you can find at https://peteresho.com

I recently joined Chris Hynes on his Wealthi Expat podcast to talk about China's second largest real estate developer, Evergrande, facing issues and navigating its debt woes. There's a big lesson here for any investor and that is, we can all learn about the risk of too much debt when markets turn around. A great episode where we take what could be a pretty boring and dry topic, turning into insight for ordinary investors. I've also written a full blog post on this topic, check it out at https://peteresho.com

The transition to working from home and having an on-demand office has several implications which interest me. It's not just the economic impact of paying less/saving future rental increases but also the social and environmental impact of a global professional workforce that no longer wants to go back to the 9-5, Monday to Friday slog. In this episode, we discuss the implications of remote work and how this will impact residential, commercial and industrial real estate. Our homes are no longer places we eat, sleep and entertain but also spaces where we now must do our most productive and creative work. Read my full note on this topic at https://peteresho.com

In this episode, Dom and I look at the investment implications for the next 10 years and how you can utilise ultra low interst rates to build long term wealth. I also run through some of the biggest risks you should be aware of and how to thrive from risk and uncertainty. Subscribe to https://peteresho.com to get my weekly notes and updates.

There's a time for everything under the sun. Sometimes, we need to deal with challenges and adversities, yet we can turn these into opportunities. In this episode, I chat about the long term implications of the Delta veriant, which isn't good...but how this might present a near term opportunity to pick up high quality assets. Interest rates are likely to remain low for a very low period of time. I'm joined by my Wealthi colleagues Dom Nesci and Louis Heaton. Subscribe to https://peteresho.com to get my weekly notes and updates.

I recently sat down with the Wealthi investment team and had a round table discussion about the different types of real estate investments. I spoke about my preference for apartments, purely because it meets my investment goals and aspirations. We spoke about which types of apartments have the greatest capital gains. Jam packed with a lot of great info. Subscribe to https://peteresho.com to get my weekly notes and updates.

In this month's episode, I sat down with Chris Hynes who manages our London office to talk about the reasons why many Australian expats living and working overseas are coming back and bringing their profits back home. This has caused a big rise in Australian real estate prices and regions like Brisbane are benefiting from the trend. Is this sustainable or will more Aussies leave for overseas once the borders open up again? Tune in to find out. Subscribe to https://peteresho.com to get my weekly notes and updates.

In this month's episode, Dom and I sat down to talk about recent price rises in real estate, crypto, stocks and almost all other assets. We discuss how much further these prices can rise, what you should be doing to benefit and our prediction for the next couple of years. A great episode where you get a huge amount of value. Subscribe to https://peteresho.com to get my weekly notes and updates.

In this episode I sit down with Reman Fayad from Ellerson Property, one of Sydney's most active property investment families. We spoke about their humble beginnings from the late 1960s to what is today a very significant property business. We touched on the key qualities of success and how long term returns require patience and incremental progress. Find out more by visiting peteresho.com and subscribe to my weekly updates. If you want to connect with my investment team, please visit wealthi.com.au

In this month's chat, I sit down with Dom to talk about asset prices for the remainder of 2021. We look back at our 2020 forecasts and see how they have materialised. Not only did we get things right, we smashed them out of the park. On that basis, we make our outlook known for the next few months and how to best position for the future. Find out more by visiting peteresho.com and subscribe to my weekly updates. If you want to connect with my investment team, please visit wealthi.com.au