From Knowledge To Action
Michael Omondi 
Two colleagues can leave the same meeting with two different, accurate memories of what was said. Here’s what conflict research says about why, and what actually de-escalates it.
Networking advice sells complexity. The genuinely well-connected people are usually just doing two small, unglamorous things on repeat, and the research on why it compounds is worth knowing.
Scrolling feels like preparation, staying informed, even useful. The research says it’s usually the reason the actual task never gets done.
Most people who quit a new habit do it in the exact window where it would have started paying off. This isn’t a willpower problem, it’s a timing problem, and the research on why is more useful than any motivational quote.
Twelve sessions this September. Beyond the S&P 500 with the CEO of Avocap Asset Managers, Unlocking Backyard Wealth with a granny flat build and tax depreciation walkthrough, an uncommon property vehicles session with Baban, and the first MSH AI Session of the month, on top of the regular Inner Circle rhythm. Non-members are still welcome to sit in this month.
Property Portfolio Strategist Baban joins MSH for a Wealth Town Hall on advanced, less common property strategies: dual occupancy, SMSF property, commercial property, and off-market access, for members ready to move past the basics.
Space Property and BMT Tax Depreciation unpack how modular homes and secondary dwellings can unlock powerful tax and investment advantages. Live on Zoom, 9 September 2026, 8-9pm AEST.
John Kamau from Arvocap Asset Managers on why African markets are outperforming the S&P 500, and how MSH members got access from outside the continent.
Two people did the same work this year. One got paid double. It wasn’t talent, and it wasn’t luck — it was a handful of habits almost nobody talks about. Here’s what actually separates them.
Social media gave us more connections and less closeness. AI answers everything except the one question that matters: who actually knows what’s going on with you? The people who’ve solved this aren’t networking harder, they’re building smaller, deliberate circles and showing up in person. Here’s what that looks like, and how to start today.