In another wealth creation podcast episode about creating financially sound ventures, themed “Counting the Cost”, Mandla and Jonathan Miller dig into 3 key risks that can scupper your plans. So many financial adventures fail at the hands of an ambitious excel spreadsheet wizard or in the ever-dark tunnel of analysis-paralysis. The discussion revolves around four key questions:

1. What biases prevent you from properly planning for the true cost of a venture?


2. What are the non-financial costs that your excel spreadsheets ignore, which can bite you down the line?


3. What is a wise way to budget for a project, whether it is building a property or setting up a new department?


4. How to pivot if your project is heading towards being a white elephant.

Unlock a new perspective and your fullest potential in this 20-minute podcast.

The podcast can be accessed from the link below, on the website www.conquermountains.com and from leading podcast channels such as Apple https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/conquer-your-mountains/id1724814290  and Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/37jVCUeMDZAaf539uYh987

The podcast is free and is an optional companion series to the book “Conquer Your Mountains”, which can be accessed here: https://www.conquermountains.com/p/purchase-book/ 

This episode’s panel:

Guest - Jonathan Miller is a Chartered Accountant. Over the past 20 years he has held various senior leadership positions, such as head of finance. Currently, and for the last 10 years, he is a private wealth manager of a boutique investment company that provides investment, cash and risk planning; retirement and tax planning, as well as estate and trustee services. He can be accessed through his company website at Geach Donaldson and Associates (GDA): www.gda.co.za

Host – Mandla is the author of “Conquer Your Mountains: Your 52-week Biblical journey to unlock your full potential for your life”. Dr Mandla Moyo holds a doctorate of business administration in healthcare management from Liberty University, USA. He is a qualified chartered accountant, with a master’s degree in Commerce, and is certified in risk and information systems control. Mandla began his career at the global firm EY, where, at the age of 22, he became the youngest partner at that time. He has subsequently led and co-founded for-profit and non-profit businesses that have served thousands of people in healthcare and wellness.