Building Wealth Through Regular Investment Habits
Starting in September 2025, we're teaching practical approaches to consistent investing that work with your actual life—not against it. Real strategies, honest conversations, no get-rich-quick nonsense.
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Why Regular Investing Actually Works
Most people think investing requires perfect timing or huge amounts of capital. That's what makes them wait forever to start. But the reality? Small, regular contributions typically outperform sporadic large deposits over time. It's less exciting, sure—but it's how many people actually build substantial portfolios.
We've spent years watching people try to "beat the market" only to realize they should have just stuck with consistent contributions. Dollar-cost averaging isn't glamorous, but it removes emotion from the equation. You buy more when prices drop, less when they rise. Over decades, this simple approach can smooth out volatility better than trying to predict market movements.
Our programs starting in autumn 2025 focus on developing habits that last. You'll learn to set realistic contribution amounts, understand your actual risk tolerance (not what you think it should be), and build a portfolio structure that matches your real circumstances—not some idealized version of yourself.
What Makes Our Approach Different
You won't find us promising specific returns or guaranteed outcomes. That's not how investing works, and anyone telling you otherwise is either lying or selling something. Instead, we focus on building knowledge you'll use for the next 30 years.
Our courses help you develop realistic expectations and sustainable habits. We cover the psychology of investing—why you might panic-sell during downturns, how to avoid chasing performance, and when it's actually smart to adjust your strategy (spoiler: less often than you think).
- Understanding fee structures and their impact over time
- Building diversified portfolios without overcomplicating things
- Tax considerations for Australian investors
- Rebalancing strategies that don't require constant monitoring
- Planning for life changes that affect your investment capacity
Learn From People Who've Been There
Our instructors have managed their own portfolios through multiple market cycles. They've made mistakes, learned from them, and now teach others how to avoid similar pitfalls. No celebrity investors, no TV personalities—just experienced practitioners sharing what actually works.
Leif Thornquist
Portfolio Strategy
Leif has been investing consistently for 18 years and teaches the systems that helped him weather the volatility of recent market conditions. His approach emphasizes practical risk management over chasing trending investments.
Roisin Blackwood
Behavioral Finance
Roisin focuses on the psychological aspects of regular investing—helping students understand their own decision-making patterns and build habits that stick even when markets test your patience.