What No One Tells You About Ageing in NZ

Dom Harvey

Episode Description

On this episode, I talk to Hannah McQueen, a powerhouse Kiwi entrepreneur. She built then sold a company called EnableMe and with it helped thousands of families get control of their finances.

Now she’s starting all over again – this time in elderly healthcare with a company called “Brightly.”

She is on a mission to completely rethink how we care for ageing New Zealanders. It’s a bold and brave business…. but if anyone can pull this off, it is Hannah!

In between we chat about her love-hate relationship with marathons, our mutual love of Taylor Swift music, religion, the psychology of money and much more.

This is the most unguarded I have ever heard Hannah McQueen and I hope you enjoy getting to know the real Hannah as much as I did.

Check out more about Brightly here: https://www.agebrightly.co.nz/ And for Hannah's podcast, "The Next Bit": https://youtube.com/@thenextbitpodcast

Brief Summary

Hannah McQueen discusses her entrepreneurial journey, family values, and her new venture in elderly healthcare, Brightly.

Key points

  • The Importance of Self-Awareness. Hannah discusses the power of acknowledging one's limitations and seeking help.
  • The Marathon Experience. Hannah reflects on the challenges and surprises of running marathons.
  • From Fish and Chips to Finance. A journey from childhood dreams of managing a fish and chip store to pursuing finance.
  • The Catalyst for Change. A jarring experience of being fired leads to a pivotal moment in career.
  • Building a Legacy. You can choose to either build a longer table or a higher fence in life.
  • Money and Happiness. Exploring the connection between money, happiness, and self-worth.

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