Category Archives: Insights

Third Check-in: Wealth, Weight and Wellbeing Plan (Feb 2021-Feb 2022)

Posted on September 2, 2021 by Nathan

I’ve now successfully completed the first 15 fortnights (of 26) of this years Wealth, Weight and Wellbeing Plan and I’m still very much on track even if the challenges are increasing. You can find the first check in here (15 … Continue reading →

Posted in Insights | Leave a comment

Second Check-in: Wealth, Weight and Wellbeing Plan (Feb 2021-Feb 2022)

Posted on June 25, 2021 by Nathan

So yesterday as the conclusion of my second block of 5 fortnights or 10 weeks. I was full of optimism and created some additional plans back during the first review period in April some of which I failed to achieve. … Continue reading →

Posted in Insights | Leave a comment

First Check-in: Wealth, Weight and Wellbeing Plan (Feb 2021-Feb 2022)

Posted on April 15, 2021 by Nathan

So back in February 2021, as I moved into the third and final year of my original repay the mortgage plan, I expanded it to also cover weight and wellbeing in response to 100+ days of COVID lockdown and negative … Continue reading →

Posted in Insights | Leave a comment

Wealth, Weight and Wellbeing Plan (Feb 2021 to Feb 2022)

Posted on February 4, 2021 by Nathan

With a lot of effort over the last 8 weeks, I have finally gotten rid of the COVID-19 lockdown kilos I gained just in time for my long planned year long Wealth, Weight and Wellbeing Plan which I’m starting today, Thursday 4 … Continue reading →

Posted in Insights | Leave a comment

Covid-19 and the Victoria Lockdown

Posted on November 28, 2020 by Nathan

My home State Victoria (Australia) on 27 November just completed 28 days without any new COVID-19 cases or deaths and we now have no known active cases at all. It has been a very rocky long road to get to … Continue reading →

Posted in Family & Friends, Insights | Leave a comment

Death and Travelling

Posted on December 17, 2019 by Nathan

The tourists and guide deaths on White Island, Whakaari / New Zealand is very tragic and sad.

Posted in Insights, Travel | Leave a comment