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IndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇEpisode 1: Land Law NZ3 minute watch: This episode briefly summarizes who owns land in New Zealand. Swipe up to see the video version in Spotify. Land laws: Te Ture Whenua Maori Act 1993 Transfer of Land Act 1952 Land Act 19482024-05-2503 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇCreative Centre FridayWhy? Creative on Friday. Creating a clear space within, to do the hard work outside yourself. Like a happy hour on a Friday. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/inez-white/message2023-08-1028 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇGiving grief a place to exist - Extended versionGrief I believe was inherited in to my life by witnessing it in my parent from a young age. Their grief and pain became internalized in to me. I remember the moment seeing my son's eyes - they looked how I felt when I was his age. And I wanted to stop the cycle so he could have a different experience of life, his own. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/inez-white/message2023-08-0600 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇGive grief a space to existKia ora and welcome to "Grief Centre with Indigenuity on Mondays." I use the word grief but I mean many other things. Like anger, sadness, loss, trauma, being stuck, frightened. The hole. Disassociation - disconnecting from yourself mometarily is not 'sexy' these days where everything is about vulnberability and connection. However...it's a pragmatic tool that has helped me to be able to overcome overwhelm, loss and messy situations to buy my own houses for my kids.𝘛𝘰𝘥𝘢𝘺, 𝘸𝘦 𝘦𝘮𝘱𝘩𝘢𝘴𝘪𝘻𝘦 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘪𝘮𝘱𝘰𝘳𝘵𝘢𝘯𝘤𝘦 𝘰𝘧 𝘨𝘪𝘷𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘨𝘳𝘪𝘦𝘧 𝘪𝘵𝘴 𝘳𝘪𝘨𝘩𝘵𝘧𝘶𝘭 𝘴𝘱𝘢𝘤𝘦. 𝘞𝘦 𝘦𝘯𝘤𝘰𝘶𝘳𝘢𝘨𝘦 𝘺𝘰𝘶 𝘵𝘰 𝘯𝘢𝘮𝘦 𝘺𝘰𝘶𝘳 𝘨𝘳𝘪𝘦𝘧, 𝘣𝘦 𝘬𝘪𝘯𝘥 𝘵𝘰 𝘪𝘵, 𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘱𝘳𝘢𝘤𝘵𝘪𝘤𝘦 𝘭𝘦𝘢𝘷𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘪𝘵 𝘣𝘦𝘩𝘪𝘯𝘥 𝘰𝘯 𝘔𝘰𝘯𝘥𝘢𝘺𝘴. 𝘉𝘺 𝘤𝘳𝘦𝘢𝘵𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘵𝘩𝘪𝘴 𝘪𝘯𝘵𝘦𝘯𝘵𝘪𝘰𝘯𝘢𝘭 𝘳𝘪𝘵𝘶𝘢𝘭, 𝘸𝘦 𝘩𝘰𝘯𝘰𝘳 𝘰𝘶𝘳 𝘦𝘮𝘰𝘵𝘪𝘰𝘯𝘴 𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘧𝘰𝘴𝘵𝘦𝘳 𝘢 𝘴𝘦𝘯𝘴𝘦 𝘰𝘧 𝘭𝘪𝘣𝘦𝘳𝘢𝘵𝘪𝘰𝘯 𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘱𝘦𝘢𝘤𝘦. 𝘛𝘰 𝘬𝘦𝘦𝘱 𝘮𝘰𝘷𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘧𝘰𝘳𝘸𝘢𝘳𝘥.2023-08-0607 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇThe origns of Hope Centre practiseNearly 25 years ago I was introduced to mindfulness, compassion and hope as a practise. Then I have seen that with daily practise, the profound change.2023-07-1809 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇWhat was the origin of Grief Centre?Aonga Ake e te whaanau. Today is Monday, we make space for our grief, anger, resentment. You know, the kind of experiences that have been holding us back on our journey. Today I discuss the origins of why I started Grief Centre on Mondays. It's probably not what you think. It was actually about how I managed to keep myself calm amongst other people's bull kaka, greed and behaviour. In particular how whaanau behaved around land, whenua, trusts and money. Paru, sad, bad behaviour. I discuss how being stuck looked in my experience and the approach that...2023-07-1613 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇCultivating Hope within yourself is an abundant sourceEvery property I've ever bought, the finance journey was filled with 9 x NO, and 1 x Yes right at the end. This is normal. Practise Hope so that you don't give up. It's a skill and a virtue. Today we delve into the concept of cultivating hope within yourself. Let's explore the practices, tools, and perspectives that allow us to nurture and foster hope. In terms of homeownership and whenua, you need hope. Lots of it, because often the process feels like it is always a 'NO'. Will you consider retraining yourself to see NO as - Not Yet. 🟡 Hope is...2023-07-1107 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇInherited Mamae from TūpunaOur Tūpuna (ancestors) carry their own mamae (grief), and sometimes we inherit a portion of it. Today, we explore the mamae we've inherited and how it impacts our lives. By acknowledging and understanding this inheritance, we can embark on a journey of healing and liberation. 2023-07-1012 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇHope grows with practice𝗔𝗼𝗻𝗴𝗮 𝗮𝗸𝗲 𝗲 𝘁𝗲 𝘄𝗵𝗮𝗮𝗻𝗮𝘂. "On Wednesdays, We Practise Hope," where we cultivate and nurture the flicker of hope within you until it blazes into an unstoppable flame. In this episode, we touch on the power of consistent practice and resilience because 𝗛𝗢𝗣𝗘 doesn't always come naturally at first. Most of the last few years has been believing in something that did not exist in my day to day...happiness. But just practising the feeling, that there is something around the corner, eventually it arrives. Just like muscles that grow with training.  2023-07-0407 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇGrief Centre - How long have you been stuck?Kia ora. Welcome back to "Grief Centre with Indigenuity on Mondays." Today, I invite you to reflect on how long you've been feeling stuck. Stagnation can hinder our growth and healing process. Together, we'll explore the roots of this stagnation and discover ways to move forward with intention and resilience. See less2023-07-0209 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇCreative Centre FridaysOn Fridays, we make space for creativity. You don't always have to be doing crafts - sometimes just about play or experiencing freedom. Taking back control or the feeling of control over your life. Even if it is just a few minutes or an hour of your week. And from that feeling of freedom and play, that feeling is actually wealth. If we learn what it feels like, it starts to become more and more present in our life - after that the money is easy.2023-06-0200 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇHope Centre WednesdaysOn Wednesdays, we practise hope. We take the small flame of hope, we grow it until it's abundant. We do this because Hope is a behaviour, a practise. It doesn't always come naturally. So by having a practise where every Wednesday we think and associate ourselves to hopeful thoughts. Eventually it comes present in our lives.2023-06-0200 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇGrief Centre - Join me on MondaysOn Mondays we practise grief. We give ourselves permission to feel grief, resentment, anger - everything that comes up in our lives that prevents us from reaching for what we want. On Mondays we let it have it space. We park it there and then we get on with the rest of our week. Imagine this as a virtual space that I hold for you to name your grief, acknowledge all that you have been through or perhaps still going through. Resentment, anger, sadness, hardship. Speak gently to yourself while I hold a few moments here for...2023-06-0200 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇThe Clean Bum Test - The Audio to the BlogYou can read along to this audio with the written blog. There's also a video and a form to sign up to my Wellbeing Group - Puarahi (the big flower, abundant). https://gutlove.houseofnoa.shop --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/inez-white/message2023-04-0209 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇVirtual Grief Centre - On Mondays we give ourselves permission to grief our lossesToday's questions: What is holding you back? What feelings are you holding but need permission to feel? How will you honour everything you are going through? When do you plan for time to replenish? Things to consider: There are 52 Mondays in a year Giving yourself a moment every Monday to address, name and hold space for your grief will mean 52 days of practise It takes practise to hold space for emotions Stretch yourself a bit more each week Eventually you will learn to unpack and off load anything that is holding you back 2023-03-2616 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇNeurodiversity - How I make space for myself in my businessWhen I left working for the mainstream to start Indigenuity - my practise for connecting more Māori families to their own homes - I had to design my own workplace. Tikanga that allowed me to thrive. As I've matured in year 7 of business, I'm now able to extend this approach to my clients. I hope I honour you. I was able to decolonise and then design my systems according to what made sense to me. My talk today is more about how I experience anxiety, in the past depression, overwhelm and anger when I am...2023-03-2427 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇGrief Centre Monday - Naming our emotions instead of burying them behind moneyDo you need a money coach? www.linkpop.com/inez. Our coaches actively work on themselves alongside our skills and achievements in property. It's a whole person experience. Today I've recorded my own reflections on where my grief, resentments and control issues rise up in my life. It's been wearing me out a bit lately. Particularly in trying to translate my annoyances about relationship money, and instead telling the authentic truth.2023-03-2025 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇCreative Centre Fridays Make time and space to pause. I do this through being creative. It uses another source of energy that seems bottomless and so I get a break from stresses. In this space and time, the answers to problems just flow and follow. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/inez-white/message2023-03-1142 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇVirtual Hope Centre - a midweek upliftListen in to some ideas to give you a midweek boost of hope. Two options to support your journey.2023-03-1027 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇVirtual Grief Centre - A space to park it and get on with the weekOur weekly programme will include grief, hope, create sessions in our Reset Your Money Thermostat programme. www.linkpop.com/inez top of the list is the link to the Grief Centre to leave your feedback if you’d like to work with us one day.2023-03-1027 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇReset Your Money Thermostat - Live koreroUpdate on workshops, scholarships and the importance of coaching while you relearn how to thrive. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/inez-white/message2023-03-0138 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇImperfection is good: six figures a year from being super imperfectEmbracing imperfection is part of your Reset journey.2023-03-0112 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇStart everyday with a warm drink.In essence, I want you to listen and include your body in this journey. Your body can often feel a way, but we override it by overthinking. Overthinking can take away some of the true communications our body is trying to tell us. "I'm stressed, I'm thirsty, I feel unsafe, I feel unwell, I have nothing left to give". Feeling good as a physical experience as well as a mental and emotional one. A warm drink is about taking time; about warming up your puku - the engine for your mind and body; taking care of yourself...2023-03-0112 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇThe Discipline of Failure is EssentialYou can find access to our services, workshops and programmes at www.linkpop.com/inez2023-03-0115 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇWhat are the following videos + podcasts about?These next set of videos and podcasts are about the behaviours and disciplines that I embrace, to have a healthy Money Thermostat. Join the programme and access coaching at www.linkpop.com/inez2023-02-2808 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇWhat are you soothing - Extended versionI've been doing the mahi since 2016. I've noticed patterns. I've seen the patterns in myself. Most overspending, or avoiding paying bills, or getting in to debt appears to follow, a need to soothe oneself. Mamae, loss, grief, anger, guilt, anxiety. Not everything is, but before moving forward, let's double check.2023-02-0713 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇExperiencing quiet and silence, pushing your energy inwardTikanga of holding space in quiet and sometimes quiet: This episode is very important. For us to do well together as coach and coachee, we need to be sure that we are aligned in our tikanga. In the Reset your Money Thermostat programme you will experience: quiet low stimulation low facial expression feedback low people pleasing behaviour in order to create space for YOU to be the priority of YOUR energy. This programme is built on You being the place where you will be asked to pull your energy in to. Take your...2023-02-0608 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇResetting Your Money ThermostatAn introduction to our coaching journey, this is the first video of our series - Reset Your Money Thermostat. Click here if you want to enrol and receive invites to further events. A thermostat senses the temperature of a room, and then turns on heat or instead cooling systems until the preset temperature is reached again. With a curious mind, let's paint a picture of your current Money Thermostat - what are your limiting beliefs? What does your Money Thermostat look like right now? What do you want your Money Thermostat to look like, to feel...2023-02-0613 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇWhat are you trying to soothe yourself from?I've been doing the mahi since 2016. I've noticed patterns. I've seen the patterns in myself.  Most overspending,  or avoiding paying bills,  or getting in to debt appears to follow,  a need to soothe oneself.  Mamae, loss, grief, anger, guilt, anxiety. Not everything is, but before moving forward, let's double check.2023-01-2603 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇOne stupid thing to do todayWeekly growlings to self2023-01-2402 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇYear of the GrowlingSo 2023 - I'm trying something different. We are going to call it the year of the growling. Each week I'm going to release truth bombs on my Spotify and Youtube channels. No more filters or innuendos where I try to sound supportive and neutral. You can choose to hate me...sit with that feeling...and unpack where the truth is about why you have the circumstances that you do. www.linkpop.com/inez to subscribe to my Youtube and see the blog2023-01-2305 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇFive Figure 'Zero' balanceSubscribe to my Youtube channel for more detailed videos as we spend $0 from our personal income for six months. https://www.youtube.com/@indigenuity Let's get into it. 2022 felt great. And it was not because of luck. No. I worked at the damn thing from 2015 to 2021. I/we/my little whānau, worked at all the healing and growth that we needed in order to experience peace and joy. ...and a five figure 'zero'. Some people call $0 in the bank account 'zero'. I've consistently called $50,000 my zero. 2022 was different. Finally I didn't have m...2023-01-1808 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇReporting back Minsitry of Business Innovation and Employment - Livestream recordingI was asked to be part of an MBIE consultation process with Māori. Invited as a professional in the Māori housing/building industry, I reported to them some of the things Māori need in the Buiilding Act to help us. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/inez-white/message2022-05-1621 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇI must chooseWhen we share ourselves in this social media, we hold back layers in order to maintain boundaries that keep us safe. I must now choose what I spend my time on and who. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/inez-white/message2022-04-2307 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇLet’s refocusIt’s been 2 years of distraction since the first lock down. In that same time house prices have almost double in some areas. Let’s get back to our action plans of first home, occupy whenua and investments. As indigenous people our mokopuna should not be tenants in their own country2022-02-2015 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇ'The investment in the modern state of Aotearoa'My first Guest speaker Te Taru White. My dad speaking about his time during the Fiscal Envelope days, settling Treaty grievances for the government in the 1990s. I'm fortunate I was raised around this choice koroua. Geological Engineer Former General Manager of TPK,  Former Kaihautū of Te Papa Former General Manager of Te Puia2021-12-0741 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇThat was awkward - getting over herselfToday I was a shakey awkward mess as I did my first live on social media for over a year. Reflecting on self importance sucks shet. Vulnerability is not a flavour I enjoy. However, neither is a banquet of bullshit facades. Time to get over myself --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/inez-white/message2021-12-0317 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇThe Divide & ConquerI’d heard about divide & conquer as a strategy. Imagine however my surprise to experience it myself. Surprised because … if I remember correctly … I was the only one who turned up to the last Māori land court hearing, I was there when the judge ordered my succession to whenua left in part to me, in a will. So why then, would the next step be to approach siblings to agree to go against me in exchange for financial benefits. To put pressure on me to agree to sell. Credit to my siblings who staunchly declined the invite.2021-12-0319 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇRead along with me Part 1Reading through some of my email communications with the Case Manager at the Māori Land Court.  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/inez-white/message2021-11-0311 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇMaori Land Monday - The Patriarchy2021-08-1622 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇSolution Interlude - The solution before the problemNext week's episode is about the Patriarchy and my problem with it. I don't want to be a whinger, name and shamer, bleating about mamae without offering a solution. So each week I will share with you a shorter interlude the gets to the point, the solution, for how I overcome a problem - before I talk to you about the problem. Then, you can listen to the following episode for more context, perhaps just to listen to my story.Inspiration for the interlude is from one of my favourite albums by OutKast; an interlude t...2021-08-1111 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇMaori Land Mondays - Back after 12 months awayA kaupapa to keep sharing with my followers on how I self represented in the Māori Land Court.My goal is to break the whānau cycle of holding secrets for poor whānau ethics, greed and intra-oppression (the oppressed now opress) and instead share the experience for others to follow the solutions that worked for me.The theme of Mondays will be Māori Land. No I am not open for individual consultations but will instead share and it is up to you to follow.2021-08-0927 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇEp 12. Credit Rehab 1 - Improving your Credit ScoreMainstream lenders/banks like ASB, BNZ,ANZ, Westpac need your credit score above 400 otherwise it's likely that they will automatically decline you. Whakarongo mai...2019-11-1100 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇEp 11. Credit Scores - Understanding Scores & ReportsExpanding from last episode slightly in preparation for How to Rehab Your Credit. The impact of having a pakaru credit score can lead to people feeling like they will be held back from financially progress, homeownership and being free of debt. Have a listen first before you make that assumption. I've rehabbed my own, family members and client's scores. It's possible.2019-10-2600 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇEp . 10. Credit Scores - Fines & Credit Scores don't go togetherCredit Scores It may sound simple to some of you, but many people will avoid checking their credit scores because they believe they have bad credit. After a bit of investigation, I find that they have good credit, they just have lots of fines with the Ministry of Justice.2019-10-1800 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇEp.9 Bad debt strategiesIsn't all debt bad? No. Some debt can be useful, for example, a home loan, a car loan, a line of credit, a zero interest credit card, capital funding to start a business. It becomes BAD DEBT when it consumes you, it costs more than its worth, the interest rate is higher than the rate of return. OR when its gone stale or rotten and sent to the Debt Collectors. Here is a little of what I observe, have learned and have experienced to get out of bad debt. P.s. I am also a survivor of bad debt...you...2019-10-1500 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇEp 8. Good with debt, but too many lines of debtDisclaimer: You should seek your own independent advice before making any financial commitments including debt repayment, or taking out debt. You are good with debt and managing your budget, but you have multiple lines of debt and the bank doesn't like it. Then this episode is about you. Mauri ora.2019-10-1400 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇEp 7. Coming Next - Debt & Credit ScoresEpisode is an interlude. The next few episodes are about troubleshooting Debt (Serviceability & Bad Debt), and Credit Scores. As an analogy, Debt & Credit Scores are like a high sugar fatty diet. Tastes yum but gives you pirau (rotten) teeth and health if you don't manage it well. You can check out my website www.indigify.co for blogs and/E-books that may support your learning further.2019-10-1400 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇEp 6. Kiwisaver FAQsKiwisaver can feel complex. Last episode you will have learned How To withdraw your Kiwisaver. And here are some more FAQs about Kiwisaver to help you buy your First Home.2019-10-1409 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇEp 5. Kiwisaver documentsThis topic is in two parts (this is part 1). How To Use Kiwisaver starts with all the documents you require as part of your portfolio (Week 2). Once you collect all these documents in to your portfolio you are ready to start applying for your Kiwisaver withdrawal and apply for the Homestart Grant from Housing NZ.2019-10-1408 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇEp 3. CleanBanking - Financial Bootcamp beginsEveryone must start here - from the High Income to the Low Income aspiring Home Owners. 'Clean Banking' is like going on a diet, purging yourself of habits and creating some fresh basic ones for good financial health.2019-10-1404 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇEp4. Portfolio Magic - Be preparedPortfolios are a folder/envelope/book where you collect all of your essential documents for applying for a home loan. Same goes for business lending or anytime you are asking for money! These instructions are magic - trust me. If you are a nuisance for the Lender/Bank Manager/Broker, you may get put to the bottom of the pile. Or worse, they may make assumptions about you - and you get declined. Listen here to find out what you can do to go to the top of the list!2019-10-1402 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇEp 2. Define your visionDefining your version will keep you going when the journey gets rough. Understand your vision before anything else. Finance, property, land law can be difficult. That is why there are well paid experts in these fields. Why would anyone need to specialise their career in something that is easy? They are challenging barriers but if your vision is strong it will pull you through,2019-10-1410 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇEP1. Why focus on whenua and home ownership?My long term business vision is for all Māori to be land owners...again. Because I believe that along with our reo and tikanga, whenua is also an essential part of who we are. It is what makes us Indigenous in the first place. Indigeneity is a location specific adjective; you are indigenous to a place. Colonisation works most effectively when you a sever a tie to a an element of a people's sense of identity (reo, tikanga, whenua). Connection to whenua is what makes us native to this land...and this is the area that I've decided to f...2019-10-1411 minIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇIndigenuityⓇ (Trailer)2019-10-1300 min