Sep 30, 2026 · 26 min · 13 segments
Artwell was driving 42km each way to work. He got so tired he'd nod off at the traffic lights waiting for the honk behind him. That commute is what moved him and Doslyn from Sydney to Western…
I guess the reason we wanted to kind of talk about that and really understand it, 'cause the clients that we have, uh, usually come from either health, uh, engineers, so, you know, they're pretty- ... pretty good when it comes to the job employment here.
Mm-hmm.
And s- the stuff, the, the clients that we see, like a lot of them going now con- transitioning to property, a lot of them just know what to do one thing, and that's usually kind of like buying your first home.
Mm-hmm.
And then that's it.
Like, you're just kinda, like, taught to, to pay it down.
Mm-hmm.
Is that a cultural thing, or is it just, like, an education thing?
I- i- it could be education.
It could a- uh, also be learning from other people.
Sure.
You know, um, you know, in workplaces people talk about, you know, maybe, you know, building some wealth, investments, you know.
And if one is really keen, you know, they will take it up and decide to either invest-
Of course
... you know, buy properties.
Were you always, like, focused on wanting to invest even when you were, you know, overseas in, in, in England, or did that kind of investment bug hit you when you came to Australia? [laughs]
You wanna take it? [laughs]
[laughs] Uh, well, we've always been, like that.
Sure.
Um, wherever we, we, we lived-
Yeah
... we wanted to have our own property.
Makes sense.
Yeah, of course.
Yeah.
I guess the reason we wanted to kind of talk about that and really understand it, 'cause the clients that we have, uh, usually come from either health, uh, engineers, so, you know, they're pretty- ... pretty good when it comes to the job employment here.
Mm-hmm.
And s- the stuff, the, the clients that we see, like a lot of them going now con- transitioning to property, a lot of them just know what to do one thing, and that's usually kind of like buying your first home.
Mm-hmm.
And then that's it.
Like, you're just kinda, like, taught to, to pay it down.
Mm-hmm.
Is that a cultural thing, or is it just, like, an education thing?
I- i- it could be education.
It could a- uh, also be learning from other people.
Sure.
You know, um, you know, in workplaces people talk about, you know, maybe, you know, building some wealth, investments, you know.
And if one is really keen, you know, they will take it up and decide to either invest-
Of course
... you know, buy properties.
Were you always, like, focused on wanting to invest even when you were, you know, overseas in, in, in England, or did that kind of investment bug hit you when you came to Australia? [laughs]
You wanna take it? [laughs]
[laughs] Uh, well, we've always been, like that.
Sure.
Um, wherever we, we, we lived-
Yeah
... we wanted to have our own property.
Makes sense.
Yeah, of course.
Yeah.
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