Podcasts about wealth creators

Real A.I. Wealth Creators is a new cutting-edge community which is designed to assist individuals leverage artificial intelligence and Rapid-Tech tools for personal wealth creation. Set to transform the financial freedom and wealth building strategies for families, employees, professionals, and entrepreneurs globally. RealAIWealthCreators.com City: Cape Town Address: #1st floor, 46 Lower Gordon's Bay Road Website: http://www.realaiwealthcreators.com Email: Hello@RealAIWealthCreators.com

In Episode #22 of NAPFA Nation, host Marie Swift speaks with Luis Rosa, CFP®, EA, founder of Build a Better Financial Future. The discussion revolves around empowering first-generation wealth creators, particularly immigrants or children of immigrants, who often face challenges related to financial literacy and family obligations. Rosa highlights the significance of understanding client struggles such as “success guilt” and “lifestyle creep,” advocating for a hands-on, holistic financial planning approach that prioritizes clarity and simplicity. He outlines essential milestones in financial management, such as home purchasing and debt repayment, while emphasizing the benefits of a fee-only fiduciary service to eliminate conflicts of interest. The conversation also touches on the BLX internship program – a vital initiative he co-founded to enhance diversity within the financial planning field – and encourages advisors to actively engage in professional communities like NAPFA, XYPN, and FPA to foster growth and support. In a nutshell: First-Generation Wealth Creators have unique challenges While they may be first in their family to graduate college and get jobs with benefits in the US, they lack financial literacy despite good income They face challenges of the “sandwich generation” earlier and often struggle with balancing family responsibilities and personal financial goals Rosa works to help clients overcome success guilt and lifestyle creep through modular, hands-on planning with professional guidance and a holistic approach beyond investment management to implement plans in manageable steps Key milestones include buying a home, paying off debt, building emergency savings Learn more about Rosa and his company at  www.BuildaBetterFinancialFuture.com. Special Note: In 2023, we rebranded the NAPFA podcast with a new album cover and series title: NAPFA Nation. We are shifting our monthly episodes to bring you inspiring conversations and key insights from leaders in the Fee-Only financial planning profession. Marie Swift, Founder and CEO of Impact Communications, will continue on as host, interviewing a variety of NAPFA members and professionals. You will still be able to find on this channel the 32 Mindset Mastery episodes with respected fiduciary financial planners and allied advocates who are committed to accomplishing great things as they master their own mindset and continue to serve their clients in the best ways possible. Brought to you by NAPFA - the National Association of Personal Financial Advisors - the country's leading professional association of Fee-Only financial advisors. Learn more about NAPFA at www.NAPFA.org.

Episode 061: Wealth creators understand that financial planning isn't solely about maximizing returns. It's also about building a lasting legacy. By involving the next generation in family wealth discussions, advisors can help beneficiaries develop a solid financial understanding. This ensures a smoother wealth transfer and empowers future generations to manage their financial affairs effectively.  In this episode, Kyle talks with Craig Robson, Founding Principal and Managing Director at Regent Peak Wealth Advisors. In his role, Craig sets the firm's overall vision and strategy. The creation of Regent Peak Wealth Advisors is a direct result of Craig's desire to provide all relationships with objective advice free from the conflicts of interest that might come from large institutions. Craig and Kyle break down what financial planning for wealth creators looks like. They discuss the importance of using a tech stack that best suits the firm's needs rather than the one-size-fits-all approach, the flexibility of being an independent advisor, and Craig's unique approach to solving complex financial scenarios for wealth creators and their successors. In this episode: [01:24] - Craig's hockey story [02:56] - Craig's money moment [08:56] - Why Craig left one of the world's largest wirehouses [15:06] - Why Craig chooses to serve wealth creators [17:32] - How Craig's consulting experience has helped him to grow his company [22:01] - Craig's thoughts on being a fiduciary [26:54] - Why Craig is passionate about helping the next generation of investors [31:28] - How Craig succeeds in managing generational wealth [36:21] - Craig's strategy for growing organically [42:21] - Craig's Milemarker Minute Key Takeaways Choosing technology solutions that best fit the firm's needs, rather than being restricted by a one-size-fits-all approach, differentiates independent advisors from those tied to larger firms. Involving the next generation in family wealth discussions ensures a smooth and sustainable wealth transfer and can guard against common pitfalls. A successful financial advisory practice goes beyond asset management, incorporating life coaching and consulting services to provide holistic support to clients. Quotes [11:42] - "If you're going to take the professional risk to start your own business, don't forget why you did it." ~ Craig Robson [16:14] - "As I started to have deeper, broader conversations with clients about what was most important to them and what they wanted to accomplish in their lifetime, I realized that the more complex one situation is, the more we can help them." ~ Craig Robson [23:55] - "In our industry, it's an art and a science. The science is the actual plan itself. The art is communicating it and deciding the prioritization of what you want to follow through on." ~ Craig Robson Links  Craig Robson on LinkedIn Regent Peak Wealth Advisors FP Alpha Merrill Lynch HubSpot Salesforce Morgan Stanley Connor McDavid Outliers Connect with our hosts Milemarker.co Kyle on LinkedIn Jud on LinkedIn Subscribe and stay in touch Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube Produce game-changing content with Turncast Turncast helps your company grow by producing top-quality content and fostering transformative conversations. We specialize in content generation, podcasting, digital strategy, and audience growth for fintech and financial services companies. Learn more at Turncast.com.

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Mohnish Pabrai's Session with Rotary Bangalore DownTown and Fellowship of Wealth Creators on June 19, 2024. (00:00:00) - Introduction (00:01:07) - Esther Duflo and Abhijit Banerjee (00:02:12) - Philanthropy: Social return on invested capital (00:10:36) - Framework of Non-profit organisations; The Dakshana Foundation (00:17:03) - Dakshana scholar: Rajiv Kumar (00:19:49) - Dakshana model (00:25:41) - Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya (00:30:01) - Dakshana's selection process (00:34:09) - Warren Buffett's philanthropic approach (00:41:49) - Chuck Feeney (00:44:01) - Akshaya Patra Foundation The contents of this website are for educational and entertainment purposes only, and do not purport to be, and are not intended to be, financial, legal, accounting, tax or investment advice. Investments or strategies that are discussed may not be suitable for you, do not take into account your particular investment objectives, financial situation or needs and are not intended to provide investment advice or recommendations appropriate for you. Before making any investment or trade, consider whether it is suitable for you and consider seeking advice from your own financial or investment adviser.  

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Since 2007, our Private Investor Club has been at the forefront of investment opportunities, hosting 275 live events and investing $25 million to benefit our 7,500 investors and 12 million social media followers. Join us to connect with like-minded peers, explore new strategies, source lucrative deals, mentor the next generation of investors, and optimize tax planning. Our events feature renowned speakers including billionaires, Shark Tank investors, pro athletes, and heads of prominent investor clubs and family offices. With events in Beverly Hills, New York City, and South Florida, held at least four times a year, our club provides exclusive access to investment opportunities and invaluable insights. Reach out to our founder and CEO at Richard@InvestorClub.com or send a text to 305-333-1155 to secure your complimentary seat at our next event.

A new, more aware generation of philanthropists is moving fast to support causes it believes in and it's changing giving in the process. This passion is making the development sector prepare for philanthropists looking for real, measurable outcomes. Amitabh Jaipuria, CEO of Accelerate Indian Philanthropy, speaks to All Indians Matter.

Lex chats with Pete Townsend, Managing Director of the Techstars Web3 Accelerator - one of the largest pre-seed investors and accelerator programs in the world. Pete kicks off the conversation by sharing his career journey, from early experiences in finance to the present, highlighting the evolution of finance, where technologists have emerged as key wealth creators. Their discussion covers successful go-to-market strategies in the blockchain industry and reevaluates these strategies in fintech over the past decade. They delve into aligning employee incentives with digital transformation in traditional financial enterprises before transitioning to Pete's role at Techstars, where startups are accelerated and innovation thrives. The conversation concludes with reflections on the ever-evolving Web3 landscape, considering market lessons and shifting trends. Pete also explores positioning for the future amid consumer discretionary spending and the selection of startups within the accelerator. MENTIONED IN THE CONVERSATION Techstars' Website: https://bit.ly/3EHx4qnPete's LinkedIn profile: https://bit.ly/3sSuV8B Topics: Web3, investment banking, finance, Web3, crypto, Blockchain, tokenomics, VC, accelerator, incubator, VR, Metaverse Companies: Techstars, Fidelity, 11:FS, BNP Paribas,  Norio Ventures, ALT21, Meta ABOUT THE FINTECH BLUEPRINT 

Ever wondered how wealth is truly created? Today, let's dive into the heart of the matter by exploring two remarkable traits that define successful wealth creators. We're delving deep into the essential qualities that thrive within those who are not just after riches, but after building a legacy. The first trait we're uncovering is the entrepreneurial spirit. It's about seeking out those golden opportunities, and yes, embracing calculated risks. Because let's face it, most rewards demand a leap of faith. We'll explore what Scripture has to say about this, how God values well-considered risk-taking, and why it's the cornerstone of strong foundations. This episode doesn't stop there, we're also covering: Inner Traits of Wealth Creators: Discover the essential qualities that define those who successfully create wealth. Strategic Financial Investments: Explore the art of strategic financial decisions over mere accumulation, and how this ties into responsible wealth creation. Embracing Calculated Risks: Understand the role of taking calculated risks as an integral part of the journey towards prosperity. Positive Mindset's Impact: Learn how maintaining a positive mindset can significantly influence your path to financial success. Money as God's Tool: A look at the profound concept of money as a tool from the Lord Developing Valuable Skills: Find out why developing a range of valuable skills is fundamental for sustained wealth creation. Ancient Wisdom's Relevance: Explore why the wisdom from the Old Testament continues to hold relevance in our modern pursuit of financial well-being. Beyond Salaries to Wealth: Differentiate between the pursuit of high salaries and the art of genuine wealth creation. Unleashing Creative Potential: Recognize the connection between your inherent creativity and its role in the process of building wealth.

The world of wealth management is rapidly changing. To stay ahead, you need to collect the right data and truly understand it so that you can personalize your communications and better speak to your clients. At our event, "Using Analytics to Unlock Client Insights in Wealth Management," you will learn how to embrace modern analytics technologies to acquire new clients and enhance relationships with the ones you already have. During the event, you will discover: The five pillars of a modern analytics program and how they apply specifically to wealth management. How to pair qualitative client journeys with quantitative data to create more targeted marketing campaigns and gain insights into client behavior. The importance of using data to personalize the client experience and improve client retention. Strategies for embracing modern analytics technologies, including AI and ML, to better speak to the newer demographics in the industry. Don't miss this opportunity to embrace the power of data analytics and stay competitive in today's ever-evolving wealth management landscape. Our Panelists: Ann McCabe brings a wealth of experience in Digital Strategy and Technology, with a hyper-focus on using analytics to crack the client code. She fits most comfortably at the intersection of Digital Marketing, Commerce, Content Management, User Experience, Loyalty, and Analytics. Anna Navarette works as the Director, Sales & Marketing Solutions Lead, at Cresset Capital, a boutique family office and private wealth management firm serving CEO Founders, Entrepreneurs, Partners, Wealth Creators, HNW and multi-generational families across the nation. Mike Lampa is an accomplished transformation agent, with a specialty in modernizing enterprise Data and Analytics Programs. Mike's expertise lies in the selection and implementation of modern technology tools, platforms, and tactical migration road maps.   Find us online: - Website: https://www.greatdataminds.com/ - List of upcoming events: https://www.greatdataminds.com/events/ - Community page: https://www.greatdataminds.com/commun...   Connect with us on social: - LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/great-data-minds/ - LinkedIn Group:  https://www.linkedin.com/groups/14013748/ - Facebook: https://facebook.com/Great-Data-Minds - Twitter: https://twitter.com/GdMinds

Questionable definitions of wealth, ironies and skewed calculations –  we put Oxfam report invoking French Revolution warnings to the test of numbers, logic & common-sense. ThePrint Editor-in-Chief Shekhar Gupta dissects the data and explains why we need to dig deeper. Watch episode 1,155 of ThePrint 'Cut The Clutter'

Join Mo Bina and Derek Bullen in this exciting episode of Purpose-Driven Wealth as Derek makes a case for how wealth creators benefit society. Derek debunks the common notion that the rich get richer and the poor get poorer. Instead, he believes that as the rich get richer, fewer and fewer people are in poverty. He explains that most of the money of the rich gets paid to other people like employees, landlords, vendors, and the government in the form of taxes. The owner gets to keep a small percentage, about 9% of the money, but 91% gets paid out to everybody, creating wealth for other people. There's more to unpack in this episode. So tune in and enjoy! In this episode, Derek talks about… His background and why he wrote his book. Jeff Bezos and the wealth he creates for the world What rewards the society gain from successful entrepreneurs? What's the bias of the media in the US? Student loans are an entitlement program, not a free market. The labor shortage in the United States is more than a labor shortage. What are the long-term effects on society if people aren't doing something? The hatred for the rich Fear Porn in New York and Canada.   About Derek Bullen… Derek Bullen is Founder and CEO of S.i. Systems, one of the largest professional services companies in Canada, with thousands of information technology consultants working on projects for blue-chip corporations and government agencies across Canada. Catch Derek Bullen on… Website:       https://www.bullenbooks.com/ Amazon:       https://www.amazon.com/dp/1988025702?tag=&linkCode=ogi&th=1&psc=1 Connect with Mo Bina on… Website:          https://www.high-risecapital.com/ Medium:          https://mobina.medium.com/ YouTube:        https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5ISsEKBHlkX7lk9b68SKLA/featured Instagram:      https://www.instagram.com/highrisecapital/ For more information on passive investing in commercial real estate, please check out our free eBook — More Doors, More Profits — by clicking here: https://www.high-risecapital.com/resources-index  

The dynamic duo. Brothers PJ and Geo Botha.The old adage that the Oak tree does not grow in the shadow of the Cypress applies to the relationship between Geo and PJ. Both. They rarely step on each other's toes.PJ is the analytical thinker who established new structures within the Bovest wealth company. Whereas Iron Man athlete Geo is the dreamer with a strong inkling toward marketing with a passion to move toward the marketing field. Both have the same DNA when it comes to company values.Dr Riaan Botha turned this financial company into a wealth generator company but never dreamed that Bovest, a family-orientated company, would have his two sons working together, shoulder to shoulder, alongside him.Through their series Welvaartskeppers on KykNet and podcast, the F word, they are living their passion to educate as many South African as possible.Join Francois du Toit for an insightful conversation with PJ and Geo Botha about their journey, the lessons learned, and their role in a business started by their father.---- Connect with our guests ----PJ's Website: https://www.pjbotha.co.za/Geo's Website: http://www.geobotha.co.za/Bovest's Website: https://bovest.co.za/---- Please subscribe ----Click the SUBSCRIBE button on the channel YouTube Channelhttps://www.propulsion.co.za/liveClick the SUBSCRIBE button on your favourite podcasting platform---- Learn more about PROpulsion Pro ----https://www.propulsion.co.za/pro---- Connect with Us ----Website:  https://www.propulsion.co.zaPROpulsion LIVE Portal: https://hello.profileme.co.za/propulsionWhatsapp: https://www.propulsion.co.za/whatsappTwitter:  https://twitter.com/propulsionliveLinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/francoisdtzaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/propulsionliveTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@propulsionliveThe inaugural PROpulsion Summit taking place Tuesday 23 August 2022All the info: http://propulsionsummit.com

Conrad Hilton got his start in hospitality at his family's general store in the New Mexico Territory. Years later, he established the largest hotel chain in the world, Hilton Hotels. After his death, Conrad left much of his estate to the Conrad Hilton Foundation — until his son decided to contest the will. In this … Continue reading 68. Conrad Hilton and Advising First Generation Wealth Creators →

Critics of cronyism typically describe the problem as politicians and businesses conspiring to win government favors at the expense of taxpayers, or the public in general. While this view is not entirely wrong, it misses important aspects of the problem and does a grave injustice to businessmen who succeed through production rather than pull. This talk, by Ayn Rand Institute director of Legal Studies Steve Simpson, untangles the confusion about cronyism and explains why its biggest victims are businessmen.This talk was delivered at Objectivist Summer Conference 2017 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on Sunday, June 11, 2017. He is joined in the question period by Gregory Salmieri, who teaches philosophy at Rutgers University and is a fellow at the Anthem Foundation for Objectivist Scholarship.

On today's episode of At Close of Business, senior editor Mark Beyer discusses changes to the state's rich list.

As my guest Esther points out, vilifying and stereotyping wealthy people is the last acceptable prejudice. Join me and Esther Choy as she discusses her research on first-generation wealth creators and how they might be different than your assumptions. For example, did you know that most wealthy people in the US are self-made and don't come from money? By challenging our assumptions about wealthy individuals, we can learn how to be better fundraisers. After all, you know what they say about when you assume... For more on Esther, check out her whitepaper: https://www.leadershipstorylab.com/wealth-creators-research/#pp-toc-602c0f00ada50-anchor-1 For Esther's recommended books: We Need to Talk by Jennifer Risher Philanthropy Revolution by Lisa Greer Strangers in Paradise by James Grubman --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nonprofitlowdown/support

Everytime a person of Indian origin become a Global CEO, we either embark on Self loathing or feel as is we now control the American corporate and the person will focus on Indian Interest! FACT is from Pepsi to Google to Microsoft to Twitter CEOs first KRA is their respective corporate Interest and the ugly truth, they are of Indian origin only.... NOT INDIAN None has Indian Citizenship. They surrendered it long back So grow up and feel proud of folks in India or who carries Indian Passport Indians love to take pride in CEOs of Indian Origin based in other countries. But the same tribe is most hated by folks in India? Ambani, Adani, Tata, Birla.... They stayed in India and created Indian products, companies for Indian people, created huge shareholder wealth for the common man, revolutionized the digital space, renewable energy sector, O&G, food supply chain, clothing, telecommunication so cheap so that headless chickens can abuse them free of cost, defense backbone, Shipping, etc etc FACT IS, We Indians are just bunch of Emotional fools. Nothing else. Ambani-Adani have generated more Wealth & Jobs for the Nation than - 20 Nadella's, 200 Pichai's & 1000 Parag's multiplied by 10 times, yet Ambani-Adani only get Hate in India from.... We are a Nation that Worries about Brain Drain & Abuse the Wealth Creators in the Nation... It's not US and China anymore, India is becoming the world's fastest-growing startup ecosystem with over 70 Unicorn ( A startup company with valuation of more than 1 billion dollars) Startups, 40 in 2021 !!!

The best decade for Indian equities ironically was the 1980s, and if we look back at the 1980s the Sensex compounded by around 30%-35% -- that's the best decadal return the Sensex has ever given and that predates the 1991 reforms, Saurabh Mukherjea is the Founder and Chief Investment Officer of Marcellus Investment Managers said in a D-Street Talk podcast with Moneycontrol. Mukherjea, author of Coffee Can Investing as well as Unusual Billionaires with decades of experience in the capital market says that the real hallmark of great wealth generators is not stock not the bottom line, but a derivative of bottom line which incorporates working capital cycle and asset turns which is called free cash flow. Edited Excerpts - Q) As we step into the second half of 2021 what are your views on markets? The Nifty50 rallied 13% in the first half, do you think the momentum will continue? A) Much as we enjoy the bull market I have to be honest, we don't really look at the broader market. Our approach in Marcellus is pretty oblivious to broader market circumstances, whether it's a panic like January, February, March last year, or this healthier market circumstance you're pointing to. We have seen over the last seven-eight months, superb fundamentals across our PMS schemes which are seeing earnings growth. In some cases, earnings growth is pushing towards 40% mark in the companies in which we have invested. Remember, these are not small companies, and almost all our investee companies are dominant market leaders. Earnings growth is very healthy over the last seven, eight, nine months. In the period starting January to March this year, many of our portfolio companies have delivered 40%-50% kind of earnings growth. But, even more impressively, were the free cash flow generation come through. Free cash flow is calculated after taking CapEx into account, and after taking your working capital load into account. Even in our smaller cap portfolios, we are seeing almost 80%-90% jumps in the free cash flow. So what does it mean? Well, it points to the fact that well-run companies in India Inc. are in very good health, and they're in the pink of their health. And, as COVID destroys the informal sector, well run India Inc. companies are in a superb position to grab the market share and consolidate position which will lead to the creation of shareholder wealth in the coming years. My reckoning is generally strong well run companies are in an outstanding position today, compared to say where they were two, three, four years ago. Q) The year 2021 also marks 30 years of reforms for India. What is your take on that? For the market, it never looked back – do you feel that the current reform process are equally strong and will take the economy to new highs? A) I am not sure if listeners will make that much money by agonizing about reforms because the best decade for Indian equities ironically was the 1980s. If you look back at the 1980s the Sensex compounded by around 30%-35%. That's the best decadal return the Sensex has ever given and that predates the 1991 reforms. So, there isn't that much of a relationship contrary to the popular perception that somehow economic reform creates shareholder wealth -- or there isn't that much relationship either in India or indeed in the Western world, between economic reform and broader markets. The notion that the broader bull market conditions is what you need to create wealth is also something that people need to challenge and question. If we look at the last decade there were been plenty of issues around say DeMon, GST, COVID, Yes Bank, DHFL, as well as ILFS. In spite of that, in the last decade, $1 trillion of wealth has been created in the Indian stock market, but 80% of that has been created by 16 companies. So, just 16 companies accounted for 80% of the wealth in the Indian market. The last decade for the average investor in the NIFTY or typical sort of investor who invests in an assortment of stocks would have been an unspectacular decade 10%-11% compounding. But if you're a discerning investor and you locked yourself into a dozen or so of these 15 giant wealth creators, you would have compounded your wealth close to 25% over the last decade. So broader aggregates, economic reform, broader macro aggregates were not very useful for making money. One needs to go stock specific, and one needs to understand the changes in the structure of the economy and benefit from that. Q) Well, there's a lot of craze on tech focused startup. So are you also planning to start something around it? A) No, as I said, we are fairly oblivious to whatever is the flavor of the day, or what is the current market sentiment. I have never quite understood why people get so excited about IPOs and the latest theme (Tech based IPO). I'm sure, if you remember, 10 years ago, everybody wanted to invest in infrastructure stocks and you know how that ended. I remember the turn of the century 1999-2000, I wasn't living in India, but I used to keep reading that Indians are going berserk investing in IT services stocks, we also know how that ended. Our job remains to consistently identify clean companies, selling essential products and services to India's 140 crore people, and doing so through dominant franchises which have little or no competition. And, if they happen to be in the tech sector, brilliant, we love it. But, we have no great reason to believe that they are in the tech sector disproportionately. There's a couple of tech companies that meet that criteria, clean, essential, dominant. But, there's only a couple of tech companies that meet that criteria. There are plenty of companies outside the tech sector, some in the specialty chemical sector, some in the pharma sector, some in FMCG, some in financial services, who meet our criteria and we invest in them and compound our balances well that around historically fighting the last four years it around 25% per annum. Q) You have highlighted the emphasis of Free Cash Flows in one of your blogs. Help our listeners understand the relationship between Free Cash flows and earnings growth? A) I think this is an important subject that you raised one that is close to our hearts. When most people read newspaper headlines, or they read the media coverage, they see a certain company that has grabbed so much market share, its volumes are growing much – the focus here is on the top-line growth. But, top-line creation doesn't necessarily create wealth, whether you look at the airline sector, or you look at the telecom sector or at the metals and mining sector. In all of these sectors, we have companies whose top lines or volumes have grown at a solid rate in the last 20 years, but they have not been able to create a great deal of wealth. Why? Because they haven't had the pricing power to protect their margins. So, investors should look at one level more, and scan through profit margin. If the top-line is vanity, the bottom line is sanity. The ability to grow your profits, over a five, 10, 15 year periods is the sign of a good company. But there's one more layer to it. Often what happens is that as companies grow bigger, they lose their discipline in terms of controlling efficiency in the shop floor in terms of assets, inspecting their machines harder and harder. They lose their efficiency in terms of managing the working capital cycle, which is paying your suppliers later, collecting monies from customers quickly, and keeping your inventories at a minimum. So what we find as the real hallmark, the real hallmark of great wealth generators is not stock not bottom line, but a derivative of bottom line which incorporates working capital cycle and asset turns which is called free cash flow. Free cash flow is nothing but the operating profit, less whatever you had to set aside for working capital, less whatever you've spent on CapEx. So, if your CapEx load is low, your working capital incremental working capitals requirements are low, then your free cash flows tend to be very healthy. Typically in India champion franchises example, Titan, Pidilite, Asian Paints, Page Industries, Relaxo all these champion franchises over the last five years, 10 years, 20 years have grown free cash flows at around 25% per annum. These are all investee companies of us, which is why I know the numbers so well. To summarize, the top line is vanity, the bottom line is sanity, and cash flow is reality. And, that's why I keep telling people to focus on cash flow, not the newspapers headlines and not even profitability. Q) You have talked extensively about polarization in the Indian stock market where wealth creation by Nifty companies is being driven by fewer and fewer companies that account for 80% of the wealth creation in the stock market. What is leading to polarization and how should investors approach it? A) So, what's happening in India is very similar to what happened in America in their corresponding state of development. As the country got networked which includes sea, railways, the telegraph, a modern road network. In India, the same is happening over the last 10-15 years and I suspect we've got 10-15 years more to go of networking the country using broadband, low-cost airlines, a more extensive highway network, and so on. But, you can see very visibly how the consolidation of the country is creating one or two giant companies in every sector, and those giants are scooping up the entire sector's profits. If the sector is large, say banking, or IT services and the sector dominator is becoming a national leviathan, I call it a giant monster who accounts for the bulk of the country's profits. Now, let's start with market cap and then we go to fundamentals. In the decade ending December 2010, around 27 companies accounted for 80% of the wealth creation in the stock market. In the decade ending December 2020, barely 16 companies, 16 accounted for 80% of the wealth creation in the country. So as you've nicely put it, wealth creation has got polarized into the hands of very few companies. Now, why has that happened? 10 years ago around 2010, the top 20 profit generators in India account was around a third of India's profits. Today at the end of FY21 the top 20 profit generators in India accounts for 90%, 95% of India's profits. So the profit share of the elite top 20 firms quadrupled in the last decade. The top 20 have pulled further and further away from the less of the market, which is why it explains why they're driving the bulk of the stock market wealth. 10 years or so ago, the top 20 franchises would have accounted for 30%, 35% of the country's free cash flow. In the year ending March ‘21, the top 20 franchises accounted for around 60% of India's free cash flow. So free cash flows are getting concentrated into the hands of 20 companies, profits are getting concentrated into the hands of 20 companies. Wealth creation, therefore, is getting concentrated into the hands of 20 companies. And what that means for your listeners today is -- if they are building portfolios, where they're buying several PMS, several mutual funds, severally AIS doing some direct punting on the market might not be that effective. Unfortunately, that's not going to be a very effective way to create wealth, because wealth in India in the next decade will be created by at most a dozen and a half companies more likely a dozen or so companies. And, that concentrated nature of wealth creation will actually make wealth creation a very different prospect from investing in the broader indices in the stock market. Q) Do you plan to introduce new products in the forthcoming future? You launched a new SIP program recently, please take us through that and what are the benefits? A) So we've watched and admired from a distance the outstanding work done by the mutual fund industry in making investment buying friendly and making investment investor-friendly. I think the SIP program that the mutual fund industry launched has been a great success. I wish them continued success to the SIP program. What we felt that just like a SIP in the mutual fund context is useful for investors, why shouldn't we do a SIP in the PMS industry, because after all, the benefits are very similar. Namely, if you are a salaried person like I am and your income comes in every month at a relatively regular rate, and you're able to set aside say 10% 20% of your income, you can then keep investing in the PMS at an ongoing rate, provided of course you can need the minimum requirement of Rs 50 lakhs. Secondly, by doing so, by consistently investing by what's called dollar-cost averaging, you're consistently dripping money into your SIP, you're being able to neutralize the highs and lows of the stock market. The third benefit you get is that you're able to turn savings into investment. You're able to turn investing into the stock market into a habit rather than something which you have to do after deep contemplation at the end of every financial year. So the benefits of SIP for people who are earning regular income is great, because they don't really suddenly come upon a certain large sum of money, they're constantly getting fresh funds and they can put that in a PMS SIP just like they do with the mutual fund SIP. (Tune into the podcast for more) Disclaimer: The views and investment tips expressed by experts on Moneycontrol.com are their own and not those of the website or its management. Moneycontrol.com advises users to check with certified experts before taking any investment decisions.

The US is the only country that thinks of wealth as something you can actually create more of. Starting a business is one way to do that, but there are endless opportunities to be a wealth creator.

Andrew discussed some Foundational Financial Concepts and Considerations, he unpacked and outlined Spenders, Savers, and Wealth Creators, and closed with some action steps for making progress towards being a Wealth Creator. Also, he dives into a Cash Flow Key - Begin Assembling Your Wealth Team - CPA, Bookkeeper, Financial Advisor, & Attorney. Highlights The different types of financial people: spenders, savers, and wealth creators - 0:50 Let's automate your financial processes - 2:30 The impact that inflation has - 3:29 What the impact of inflation might be - 4:40 The impact of taxes - 6:53 Are you a spender, saver or wealth creator? - 9:11 Working to spend - 10:22 Working to save - 11:50 Savers understand the concept of opportunity cost - 12:35 Creating financial wealth - 16:56 What happens if you're a saver - 17:37 Savers vs. wealth creators - 18:58 Today's cash flow tip - 19:52 5 ways for you to make progress - 23:05 A bookkeeper makes things objective - 24:03 Having a reserve - 27:38 Episode Resources Connect with Andrew Windham https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewwindham https://twitter.com/andrewwindham?lang=en AWindham@CollegePlanningInstitute.com Link to Coffee & Cash Flow Conversation: https://calendly.com/college_planning_institute/coffeecashflowconversation Episode 15 - 3 Questions Guaranteed to Lower Your Taxes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/3-questions-guaranteed-to-reduce-your-taxes/id1547356962?i=1000514526761 Episode 11 - Cashflowing College: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cash-flowing-college/id1547356962?i=1000508310192 Andrew@EducatedFreedom.com for questions and suggestions  

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Lesson for wealth creators during Corona | Evolution Series -5 With Sri Preethaji & Sri  Krishnaji

Lawrence Reed, President Emeritus for the Foundation of Economic Education, joins Kim to discuss capitalism and America as wealth creators. The post Capitalism and Wealth Creators appeared first on The Kim Monson Show.

Emma and Zorric invite Laleh Hancock, life and communication coach, management and professional services consultant, and facilitator of several Access Consciousness courses including Wealth Creators. Laleh describes the “light and heavy feelings” we have in situations and how does listening to those feelings become natural. Laleh teaches us to ask the question, “If I choose […]

Well! Hi everyone, and welcome to another wise money tools video. I'm so glad you could join me today. How is it out in your world? You know, every morning, I should say I try every morning to do an elliptical workout. And I use a program called I fit it's really cool because do you run with a trainer in all parts of the world. I've been a run on the beach in Hawaii in the Cinque Terre in Italy, Iceland and on top of glaciers in Alaska. I mean, it's really kind of cool. You can just about run anywhere you like. But one thing happened the other day that was kind of interesting. We ran in Montenegro, and Montenegro is a really unique and beautiful place on the Adriatic Sea. One other thing that's really cool these trainers talk to you about that You know where you're at, kind of how it, you know, became in the employment and as really talked about all kinds of things that you can learn historically about these areas. What I learned is that Montenegro's on the Adriatic, and it's surrounded by Bosnia, and countries like that. Croatia, I think borders it as well. But just declared its independence in 2006. I thought that was kind of interesting. But ever running along the coastline, I could see the view and I could see a cruise ship over there. And then the trainer started talking about once they declared their independence. How many countries came in and wanted to be part of their growth? The United States being one of them. And I started thinking about Wow, look at what you know, has happened. Montenegro since 2006, and I started thinking about what happens in a free market. When money comes in to the economy, and people are chasing their dreams, entrepreneurs come in, I think you know, just about that cruise ship. I want to go too far into the cruise ship, but just to build a cruise ship. Give me thousands of employees that must take. Not to mention all the materials and the parts and the furniture, the mattresses, the carpet, the walls, the paint. I mean, just the the millions of details that go into a cruise ship. And all the companies that are part of that, companies that forged metal companies that make furniture companies that produce food. I mean the hundreds and hundreds of companies just to keep a cruise ship going. But then I got to think of what's that cruise ship arrives in Montenegro for instance. What happens at that point? And what kind ofinfrastructure needs to be in place to support all those tourists coming in from the cruise ship? Well, first we got the port itself. I mean, somebody had to build the port, the docks, we've got employees that work there. And that's just to kind of keep the dock in good shape so that cruise ships can come and have a place to tie down. They want you to leave the port, you've got roads and infrastructure and all the things that have to be in place to handle the tourism. And then you've got cars that need to be there in some fashion. They could be rental cars, taxis, even Uber drivers potentially. And then some of the things that tourists like to do, you might have motorcycles, or scooters or golf carts, all those kinds of things. So just transportation alone is a huge thing buses, tour buses, right? So then you go to all right now all these tourists come over here some maybe stain, some may come by cruise ships, some may fly-in. And now we got to have some hotels, motels, places for people to stay Air B&B ease. I mean think about all the the infrastructure and economics that come with just housing people for a night. And then all the food you need restaurants, need grocery stores have a food that has to come from farmers and manufacturers and produce places. I mean, it just gets mind boggling to think about all the different things that are so intricately involved just in tourism. Then you got people who want to live there. So we've got a whole housing market there. Now think about what goes into a house, the lumber, the roof, the plumbing, the fixtures, and all the different manufactures is that how are involved in just building one house. And then like I was saying now we've got roads and we've got landscape and we got trees and we got sprinkler systems and I mean the list goes on and on and on. And this is just you know, thinking on the surface and again just kind of taken care of tourists. And then I started looking around and I saw there were other boat docks and so we've got a whole nother economic, you know, potential for people who buy their own boats, fishermen, and then all that goes into fishing boat. And then fishermen who bring in fish, and then the fishing factories. Oh my gosh, it just starts to explode. And then you got to, I got to think about all the people there who might have just been kind of hampered and never really had opportunities. And now that through their independence, entrepreneurial, entrepreneurial ship opens up. And maybe they want to be the guy who has a his own restaurant or a clothing shop or a jewelry store or whatever might be the attraction there. And the economic center involved with that, you know, guy who maybe wants to go out and get a car and drive Uber or maybe just drive a taxi, maybe he wants to buy a fleet of scooters and rent out scooters every day. The employees that have to run these things. Just got you know, again very very intricate as far as what you can think of that has to go in to economy and we think about a hotel. All the staff that goes there, who owns the hotel, where do they get the money? Who's gonna to build the hotel? Right. Now all the infrastructure for that? I mean, it's just it's crazy how important a capitalist society is where the economy can grow and sustain itself by, you know, entrepreneurs taking a risk building something trying to do a little better for themselves. And they might be able to under an economy that's socialist. That is government run that has a regime that tells you what you can and you can't do I just I mean, I sat there and I was running on this thing for, you know, 25-30 minutes. And and my mind just kept going deeper and deeper into this one little area of the world that declared it's independence. And how the other countries wanted to come in and bring money and how this place is probably now just exploding. And all the people who are benefiting from it. Certainly many of the locals, probably a lot of people moving in. I mean, they got It's pretty exciting. And I think we've got to keep that in mind, especially in this political environment that we're hearing that we're. You know, we're talking about changing this whole system, the system that has basically taken a country from 1776 and built the greatest country that has ever existed in Earth's history. And it's done it through freedom, and through the opportunities of taking advantage of entrepreneurial ship, and taking risk and building businesses. None of this was done because of a government. It was done because a government let things go free. And I shouldn't even say let because it's the people who ran this government. And we're seeing that slowly shift to where the government thinks it now is supposed to control the people. And it's really frustrating to me because I don't want to see this country have to suffer. What other countries have already been suffering? And if we can just learn from them in the past history and realize that freedom is really the most important thing we can keep in this country. And you know, we hear arguments about healthcare and specifically employment, those kinds of things. What we're gonna to do with, you know, the elderly and all that, and I know there's some problems out there, I'm not painting this perfect picture. But healthcare has yet to run in a free environment. It's always had some sort of government control over it, which is why it's so inefficient. If we could just let that thing loose. Take two or three or four or five years who knows how long but it would finally find a balance and become a very effective, efficient and affordable way to manage our healthcare. You just think about everything the government's involved then. And it's that's where our problems are. If we can keep government out, that's where the American spirit and ingenuity, innovation, the imagination, that's where we really excel. And I'm seeing that just in these other countries who are finally experiencing their own independence in their own freedom. So that was all I wanted to say today. I just think it's I hope any of you guys out there who have this entrepreneurial spirit who are, you know, wanting to make your own way. I just want to give you encouragement, that is a very worthwhile endeavor. It isn't easy. Entrepreneurs tend to work harder and longer hours with this hopeful benefit in the end, and many of them get it and hope you do too. But that is what has built America. And I hope we keep doing that. Well. Don't forget to subscribe to our Channel. Love having you here. Please send me any questions at questions at wise money tools.com. Any comments, any ideas on things you'd like to hear about and talk about would be, you know, always welcome. We're glad you're with us. Thanks for joining me. I'll talk to you next week.

Parents have tremendous influence over their kids when it comes to money. As kids of all ages head back to school, it's a great time for families to reevaluate the way we address money. On this special episode, I discuss: —The importance of talking to your kids about money —Tips for handling allowances and budgeting —How to instill money-skills in an age-appropriate way To learn more about turning meaningful wealth into a meaningful life filled with passion and purpose, connect with me on social media at @jcchristianson or send me an email at john@jcchristianson.com

In Today’s Auditorial:     Ø  FREEDOM, BUT ONLY OF THE STATE     Ø  PM MODI’s I-DAY SPEECH: CHIEF OF DEFENSE STAFF, POPULATION EXPLOSION, TRIPLE TALAQ & WEALTH CREATORS     Ø  INDIAN JUSTICE SYSTEM TOO BLIND TO SEE THE VIDEO SHOWING PEHLU KHAN LYNCHED, OR THE NDTV STING WHERE THE ACCUSED BOASTED OF HIS LYNCHING POWERS     Ø  IAS OFFICER-TURNED-POLITICIAN SHAH FAESAL STOPPED FROM LEAVING INDIA, SENT BACK TO KASHMIR FROM DELHI     Ø CHINA AND PAKISTAN SUCCEED IN TAKING KASHMIR ISSUE TO UN, UNSC TO HOLD CLOSED DOOR MEETING TODAY     Ø  HARDIK PATEL DETAINED ON WAY TO MEET SACKED IPS OFFICER SANJIV BHATT     Ø  UTTARAKHAND'S STONE THROWING FESTIVAL LEAVES OVER A HUNDRED INJURED IN 10 MINUTES     Ø  NOKO SNUBS PEACE WITH SOKO, CALLS MOON ‘SHAMELESS MAN’     Ø  DONALD TRUMP WANTS TO BUY GREENLAND FROM DENMARK     Ø  SCIENTISTS DISCOVER NEW PAIN-SENSING ORGAN            

On today's episode, I talk with Dan Martin, President of Seattle Pacific University. SPU's mission is to engage the culture and change the world. During our conversation, we discuss: - Seattle Pacific's unique approach to teaching the next generation of wealth creators. - Challenges he's facing as the leader of a private, liberal arts school in the center of Seattle, a high growth market. - Advice for a “Type A,” hard driving, or what I refer to as an aspiring wealth creator To learn more about turning meaningful wealth into a meaningful life filled with passion and purpose, connect with me on social media at @jcchristianson or send me an email at john@highlandprivate.com Music: "Day Is Gonna Come" by Royal Deluxe

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Show Notes In today’s episode Leon interviews Harun Rabbani the ‘Heart Centred Entrepreneur’ founder of UnTangled FM and Television, and is now on a new mission to transform the world of media. If you were to slice through Harun Rabbani with a katana (Samurai sword), you will find the words ‘heart centred entrepreneur’ scribed in every cell and organ! Since a very young age, he refused to conform or accept mediocrity whether it be in Martial Arts, where he became British Kickboxing champion and coached his students to become world champions; or whether it be in the world of sales where he became the global champion for two blue chip companies; or be it in the speaking and training world where he’s helped thousands transform their lives and their businesses.   Also in the show Here’s just a few things you learn; Harun explains the definition of what a heart centred business means by sharing real life examples at play. Harun shares 3 big business secrets he learnt working as a 12 year old in his father’s Indian takeaway business in Sunderland in the early 1980s. Harun deep dives in to how he doubled the average takeaway value order in the depths of a recession and how it can deployed in literally any business today. Learn how to overcome buyers resistance to your product or services using a heart centred solution approach (this approach will work 90% of the time when said in a certain way). Discover the one core charter trait found in world class athlete’s, which is commonly found in dynamic business people that keeps entrepreneurs moving forward despite any adversity they face… What’s the alternative way to the throw the mud up the wall, slap stick sales and recruitment cycle for expanding your business ? Hear his not so radical approach to gaining fast business momentum, growth that allowed him to be the no 1 account sales person in 2 blue chip pharmaceutical companies (warning his method initially nearly led him to be dismissed). Hit play now to get even more elevating knowledge to soar you to higher heights of productivity and profitability. Success Quote To know and not to do, is not yet to know. Recommend Resources Your Life Your Legacy: An Entrepreneur Guide to Finding Your Flow: The Inside Story of 38 Wealth Creators by Roger Hamilton Shattering the Grandest Illusions by Harun Rabbani Connect Web – http://www.intuitivehealingprogramme.com/ Twitter – https://twitter.com/harunrabbani Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/harunrabbani528/ LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/harunrabbani

Editor Mark Beyer and reporter Dan Wilkie join James Lush to discuss: the Wealth Creators, an updated listing of WA’s richest company directors; Kerry Stokes, the subject of two biographies; land supply bottlenecks; a new retail development in the city; local council mergers; and the state’s economic outlook. You can subscribe to this podcast on iTunes by searching for 'business news', then it will update automatically for free every week.

Editor Mark Beyer and reporter Dan Wilkie join James Lush to discuss: the Wealth Creators, an updated listing of WA’s richest company directors; Kerry Stokes, the subject of two biographies; land supply bottlenecks; a new retail development in the city; local council mergers; and the state’s economic outlook. You can subscribe to this podcast on iTunes by searching for 'business news', then it will update automatically for free every week.