Let’s talk about money. Let’s get it all out in the open.
Because only once you make the mindshift that money is just a currency, where you get to decide how it works for you, can you unlock its potential to realise the life you want to lead.
23/07/2026
The future doesn’t need more machines in the room.
It needs more rooms like this one!
Filled with curiosity, courage, laughter and deeply human connection.
WiFN JHB, yesterday - thank you for reminding us what irreplaceably human looks like.
14/07/2026
Why more money won’t automatically make you more wealthy, and the 3 habits that actually build long-term wealth.
Read my latest article, featured in Women's Health > https://womenshealthsa.co.za/how-to-achieve-financial-freedom-habits/
How To Achieve Financial Freedom (Even If You Don’t Earn A Massive Salary) Think a higher salary equals wealth? Think again. A Certified Financial Planner shares three habits that help achieve financial freedom.
What would happen to your family if you died last night?
Most of us avoid that question. We would rather talk about holidays, home renovations or almost anything other than death and money.
Yet this is exactly why the conversation matters.
A signed will is important, but it does not answer everything. It may not give your partner access to cash. It may not cover your retirement funds or living annuity. It may not explain why you made certain decisions, or help your family avoid confusion when emotions are already high.
Michael Avery and I speak to Financial Planning Specialist Maryanne Leicher about the difference between a will and a proper estate plan, and why putting numbers to your wishes can be one of the kindest things you do for the people you love.
🎧▶️ Listen to A Will Is Not Enough on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/a-will-is-not-enough/id1825127740?i=1000774951633
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/5o6Dh9D7T10lXtF0aStFmr?si=e71b5ead384540f3
& YouTube: https://youtu.be/s1n28oMsRq8?si=vkU3KNcjUoLR8zgu
30/06/2026
The biggest mistake I see young professionals make is assuming that earning more will make them wealthy. It rarely does.
Wealth has very little to do with how much you earn and almost everything to do with how deliberately you use it.
Why Earning More Won’t Make You Wealthy - WomenStuff More salary does not necessarily equal more security.
25/06/2026
More money won’t make you wealthy if your habits stay the same.
In my recent conversation with Simon Brown on MoneywebNOW, we spoke about the habits that shape how we save, spend and invest, and why waiting until you feel “ready” can cost you more than you realise.
Listen here 🎧 https://kimpotgieter.com/in-the-media/
The Bank of Mom and Dad rarely asks for an application… but it can come at a cost.
In this episode of Life Chapters, Money Choices, Michael Avery and I are joined by Financial Planning Specialist Tom Brukman to explore the financial and emotional realities of supporting adult children.
When does support become dependency? And how do you balance helping your children with protecting your own financial future?
Because sometimes the most caring thing you can do isn't give more - it's helping your children stand on their own.
🎧▶️ Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-bank-of-mom-and-dad/id1825127740?i=1000773070935
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/37oVewfb5RagUKUWskmGPE?si=lObCFVDSSyus28ggP2lvww
& YouTube: https://youtu.be/Cl5VXPqXIAk
21/06/2026
A father’s legacy is often found in the small things we remember every day.
• A phrase they use.
• A value they live by.
• A lesson they taught.
• A way of dealing with life’s challenges.
Today, we celebrate the fathers and father figures who shape our lives through their love, guidance and example.
What is something your father taught you that you still carry with you today? 🩵
With Women’s Day around the corner, this is your opportunity to invest in the growth, leadership, and future of the women in your organisation.
What sets us apart in an AI world?
This is the question at the heart of this year’s Women in Finance Network Conference - where we explore what it really means to be irreplaceably human in a time of rapid change.
Join us for the second Women in Finance Network Conference, an inspiring full-day experience.
✨ Featuring keynote speakers:
Rachel Kolisi
Dr Vumile Msweli
Zanele Njapha
Dr Kirti Ranchod
Expect thought-provoking panels, practical workshops, meaningful networking, creativity and fresh perspectives.
JOHANNESBURG | Wed, 22 July
CAPE TOWN | Tue, 28 July
Visit our events page to find out more and GET YOUR TICKETS 🎟 https://womeninfinancenetwork.co.za/our-events/
Two cities. One defining conversation.
Proudly partnered with Old Mutual South Africa, Allan Gray, Chartered Wealth Solutions, Morningstar, Inc., STANLIB, Coronation, Ninety One, and The Financial Planning Institute - SA.
The Bank of Mom and Dad never asks for an application form… but it can come at a cost.
At what point does support become something more difficult to sustain?
In this episode of Life Chapters, Money Choices, Michael Avery and I are joined by Financial Planning Specialist Tom Brukman for an honest conversation about the financial and emotional realities of supporting adult children.
From covering everyday expenses...
To recognising when support becomes dependency...
To balancing family needs with your own financial future...
They explore the emotional drivers behind these decisions and the often-overlooked impact on long-term financial security.
Because it’s not just about money.
It’s about love, boundaries, and independence.
Sometimes the most caring thing you can do isn’t giving more. It’s helping your children stand on their own.
🎧▶️ Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-bank-of-mom-and-dad/id1825127740?i=1000773070935
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/37oVewfb5RagUKUWskmGPE?si=b4a634ba33b3472e
& YouTube: https://youtu.be/Cl5VXPqXIAk
13/06/2026
Jordi’s first visit to the penguins at the Boulders , felt privileged to share the adventure with him and Gabriela Potgieter and Matt
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