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Dead man walking (with Andrew Nuttall)

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In this episode of The Purposeful Investor, Aden sits down with Andrew Nuttall from New Zealand to explore what it truly means to face your own mortality and live to tell the tale.

Andrew shares his remarkable near-death experience, the life lessons it inspired, and how it shaped his views on family, financial security, and the real meaning of wealth. Together with Capital Partners founder David, they discuss the importance of strong relationships, gratitude, resilience, and the philosophy of “wealth beyond money.

  • 0:00-2:00 Introduction
  • 2:00-7:30 Wins of the Week
  • 7:30-12:30 Andrew’s Background and Connection
  • 12:30-18:00 Andrew’s Near-Death Experience
  • 18:00-27:00 Reflections on Family, Financial Preparedness, and Wealth
  • 27:00-37:00 Parallels Between Physical and Financial Health
  • 37:00-42:49 Lessons, Regrets, and Final Reflections

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