The Grass is Greener Tim Henry

Elevating your life doesn't just happen - it comes from within. You are the leader of your own life and it starts with taking action!
Executive Life coach Shannah Kennedy and former Sportsgirl CEO Colleen Callander present ELEVATE - the groundbreaking book that empowers you to rise from ordinary to extraordinary one step at a time.
Tim chats to Shannah and Colleen about their brand new book ELEVATE as well as their individual journey and experiences.
Elevate is available from 5th December 2023 in all bookstores.
Human Elevationhttps://www.humanelevation.com.au/
ELEVATE Worksheetshttps://bit.ly/47Wy6LR

Inspiration comes via everyday moments. Its what we do with it that counts!



This week we chat to Lisa Cotton, founder of HEADLOKT - the first helmet that is a lock!



Lisa Cotton takes us on her inspiring journey from pandemic lockdown in Melbourne - via her lightbulb moment - onto this current day where she has launched an award winning product.



Lisa and Tim discuss the moments that led up to the birth of Headlokt and how the process of bring her Vision to life is providing Lisa with a true purpose and excitement.



Headlokt

https://www.headlokt.com/

Once you are retired there is definitely a need to consider how your assets will provide you with an income.
This is where Annuities play their role so well.
Jodie Davis from Challenger Limited talks about how Annuities can help those in retirement to provide enhanced certainty with their income.
Challengerhttps://www.challenger.com.au/

We know that Superannuation is an extremely compelling option for retirement savings. But there certainly are other products out there that can be valuable when used in concert with Super.


Investment Bonds fit this role very well! Felipe Araujo, General Manager at Generation Life discusses this topic with Tim.

Specifically, how Investment Bonds operate, why government changes to Super has sparked an interest in Investment Bonds and how we can use Investment Bonds as part of our retirement planning.
Generation Life
https://genlife.com.au/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/felipe-araujo-3952903a/

'Successful investing is about managing risk, not avoiding it'
The world is going through a huge phase of adjustment right now. It might feel like a dangerous time and you might feel unsafe being exposed to any perceived or real 'risk'.
But there is a well-established principle that investors can generally expect for there to be four different economic seasons in the economy:
Rising Prices (Inflation)- SpringLow inflation (or Deflation) - SummerHigh economic growth - AutumnLow economic growth - Winter"
This week we chat about the various Investment Asset classes and how you can assess your exposure to this via your Super and/or Investments.
We look and how each asset class is likely to perform in each of the economic seasons.

The Sandwich Generation refers to those in their 50's
and 60's who are 'sandwiched' between their young adult children on one side and their ageing parents on the other.
Just when they thought life might have been getting easier, they find themselves with a lot to think about - including their own retirement!
Marc Bineham has recently closed a phase of his life as a Financial Adviser, looking after clients for 33 years.
Inspirationally, Marc is now passing on all his years of experience and knowledge through his new business venture 'The Money Sandwich'.

Marc's coaching and courses are focused specifically to assist pre-retiree Australians feel in control of their financial position and allow them to retire comfortably and on their own terms.
Marc's book (THE MONEY SANDWICH) is a 'down to earth' guide for the Sandwich
Generation on how to manage money better in their 50's and 60's.
And to top it off, Marc has also launched a fortnightly podcast - A BITE FROM THE MONEY SANDWICH - experts who can provide practical, easy-to-understand tips and tricks on your money and retirement.
The Money Sandwichhttps://bit.ly/2YFSiDd

A Bite from the Money Sandwichhttps://apple.co/3oUuZkfhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/marcbineham/