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How do you measure success? Is it through money, is it by reaching a certain number of followers? Success is a very complex term. In today's episode, we have Faisal Sajwani, a career entrepreneur and life coach who has written renowned articles on success, discussing, and how to achieve your lofty success goals. Key takeaway Your metric of success may vary from what most people do; however, the key is a consistency in your craft that will make you success regardless of the metric used. Put positive energy into the world, and it will come back to you Don't let a financial point be the driver or end goal for your success. Consider things like leaving an impact on the world. Money should be the side effect

Let's face it; personal finance is boring. It's not the most exciting topic in the world, but what if I told you we could make it more entertaining. Visa is one of the leaders in creating gamified financial learning content, and we have the country manager of Visa in Bahrain Malak to walk us through how Visa is making learning about money more interesting Here's what to bear in mind: So many resources are available free of charge to allow us to become more financial literate Learning about money doesn't have to be boring. There are so many fun and educational ways to learn about money outside of reading encyclopedias. Financial conversations should evolve as we get older

Investing is complicated; however, we want to break it down nicely and simply. We talk with Morgan Newman today about how you can get started with your investment journey. She also highlights how investing can help you build your retirement plan and line you up for financial freedom. Here's what you want to bear in mind: Advisors help you manage your finances when you don’t have the time to. We can use Robo advisors and apps to make these decisions for us and make our lives easier. If it looks too good to be true, it probably is; investing is very risky, DO YOUR RESEARCH! Have 3-6 months of spending tucked away for a rainy day Some assets are illiquid, so be careful when choosing to invest Start planning for your retirement early, dedicate a specific amount from your monthly salary, 1% at a time.

What makes a good investment? How long should you be looking to invest? What investments are available to me? So many questions and we have all the answers. We discuss this with Morgan Newman, the Director of Investments at Oppenheimer and Co on this. Here's what to bear in mind: There are so many different investment opportunities outside of stocks and bonds; you can invest in pokemon cards and other collectibles. Investing can be challenging; maybe look into a mutual fund. Diversify, don’t put all your eggs in one basket. Everyone has different risk profiles, don’t just ride the wave, know what you’re comfortable with, and invest your money there. Investing should be long-term.

Fintech is a large area of work and involves a lot of parts, including accelerators and incubators. Jonathan Paulson, from Startupbootcamp Fintech, tells us about how his program operates and how you can innovate through this quarantine period. Here's what you want to take note of: There is always room for innovation. Despite the circumstances being negative, there is still a way to innovate and develop something. Don't be afraid to reach out and look for connections that can help you get your startup running.

Startups face many problems, and most people don't know how to navigate these problems. Jonathan walks us through some of these problems and the best ways to set up your startup to guarantee success. Here's what you want to bear in mind. Just DO IT. You can't have 100% perfection. Start with 75% down and worry about the other 25% later. Make sure your idea solves a problem and has the potential to scale into other countries. Don't steal ideas because you saw them work on Dragons Den; they won't always translate into success in your region.

Investing has a lot of big words that might scare you off but be honest, it’s all really simple ideas. The Investing Latina walks us through how we can get started as investors and turn our passion projects into money-making machines Here's what you want to double-tap on: Talk with your partner about money. Read up on investing and get started. You can start without knowing everything. Start a side hustle in an area that you’re passionate about.

Financial literacy is one of these things that everyone hears about but no one actually truly knows what it is or how to achieve it. Jully-Alma Taveras the Investing Latina helps us breakdown this concept and talks to us about how best we can achieve financial literacy. Here's what you want to bear in mind: Have conversations about money with your family Look at your own lifestyle and see what financial plans fit your lifestyle Split budget into categories by using a minimalist survival number to help differentiate a need from a want

Saving money is hard and we can all struggle to deal with it however the benefits we can reap in the future are well worth it if we put in the time today. These are some of the thoughts Nathan shares with us as we continue our conversation on staying out of debt and making ourselves more financially literate. What should you care about? Understand your finances and look where you can afford to save money. Know that daily savings add up in the long run. Start learning about money NOW. Your future self will thank you!

Debt is big deal across the world. It affects everyone regardless of age or job. Nathan McFarlane today walks us through what debt is and how we can understand the problem Here's what you want to keep in mind the next time you think of credit: Read the terms and conditions before you get involved in borrowing money. Debt affects 26-30-year olds however there are loads of resources and tools available to get out of it. Delayed gratification can help you identify the difference between a need and a want.