Jul 29, 2020
Much of the Australian economy is being kept on temporary life support either by federal government schemes or through bank relief.
These assistance measures are slated to end after 6 months, but clearly the coronavirus crisis won’t be over by then, and unemployment probably won’t return to normal levels for a few years.
People are wondering what’s going to happen to house prices, unemployment, and our economy once these protections are taken away, and there are lots of forecasts coming up.
That’s one of the things I want to talk to John Lindeman about today.
Many of the upcoming predictions are bound to be wrong, so we’re going to have a chat about what you should be looking for when you’re looking at forecasts, and he’s also going to share a great analogy with you about a plane flight and our property markets to help you understand where we are in the market at the moment, and how to pick the turning points.
And then, in my mindset moment, I’m going to show you 11 ways to fail. You may not want to fail but knowing how to fail can actually help you to succeed in life.
Highlights from my chat with John Lindeman
Links and Resources:
Get the team at Metropole to help build your personal Strategic Property Plan Click here and have a chat with us
John Lindeman – Lindeman Reports
Join us at Wealth Retreat 2020 in November
Shownotes plus more: Property forecasts - which are useful and which to ignore, with John Lindeman
Some of our favourite quotes from the show:
“I see a big difference between an expectation and a forecast.” – Michael Yardney
“Those who are happy and successful don’t necessarily have a more blessed or lucky life than the other mob.” – Michael Yardney
“Cynicism requires a lot less work than belief in something.” – Michael Yardney
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