Owen Rask

I'm going to ask you the questions about the whole process, about what you see in clients, what are some of the takeaways our listeners and viewers can have if they're not in Christian's shoes and they're in their own shoes when they are thinking about how to go through this type of process.

Yes.

So the first question I have for you, and this is more so for people to understand, what's the difference between all the things?

Like what's the difference between listening to a podcast like this, going to see a money coach or seeing a financial advisor?

So definitely like we've got this kind of passive consumption of content and things online.

And then we've got like the more introspective and more like reflective type thing with coaching.

And then there's kind of like outsource and management with the financial advice.

When it comes to Christian specifically, what's the best thing about working with him?

Obviously he's hilarious, but what would you say?

That's what I got from episode one.

Yeah.

Now, Christian obviously has quite a unique set of circumstances.

He said that he even had like a crystal business or something like this that made a lot of money and they had a huge tax bill and all this sort of stuff.

Yeah, yeah, true.

When he first came to you, what was he like?

Because obviously clients come to you from all different walks of life.

But what was Christian like?

What kind of general makeup or situation was he in?

The actual quote here, just for people to fully get across it, was, I don't really plan ahead, but if I lose five kilos, I'm buying this expensive light, which is great.

Yeah.