[Podcast] Demographics Decoded: The Tribes Shaping Australia’s Future with Simon Kuestenmacher

Today’s show is the second episode of my new weekly podcast with Simon Kuestenmacher.

We’ll be talking about tribes. And let’s face it – we all belong to one.

So, as a property investor, business owner, or entrepreneur, you really must understand how the various tribes think and what they want out of life.

For the last four years, Simon has been one of the most popular regular guests on this podcast and because we both believe the demographics are going to be one of the main drivers of our property markets, business, and economy moving forward, we are publishing a separate podcast that we’ve called Demographics Decoded where we’re going to unravel the trends that will shape the future of your investment decisions business strategies and organisational planning.

I’m running the show here on the Michael Yardney podcast to give you a taste of what’s ahead, but please stop for a moment and look for Demographics Decoded on whichever podcast App you’re currently listening to this show on and subscribe to that show as well.

There is also a link below to make it easy.

Decoding Australia's demographic tribes

Today, we explore how understanding demographic groups can influence property investment, business strategies, and organisational planning.

We discover the economic and behavioural intricacies of various generational tribes and discuss the unique challenges and societal norms of different demographic groups.

• Different demographic tribes and their relevance to property investment, business strategies, and organizational planning
• Well-known generational groups like Baby Boomers and Millennials, and more niche segments like FIFOs, Vespas, and YOLOs
• The economic behaviours and lifestyle choices of groups like MAMILs (Middle-Aged Men in Lycra) and DINKs (Dual Income, No Kids)
• Baby Boomers' historical influence on societal infrastructure and their transition into retirement
• Generation Z's characteristics, challenges, and potential as a valuable workforce
• Past generational segments such as Yuppies and SNAGs, and their cultural impact
• The current pressures faced by Gen X and the phenomenon of boomerang kids returning home

By understanding these diverse groups and demographic trends, listeners can make more informed and future-focused decisions in their personal and professional lives.

Links and Resources:

Subscribe to the Demographics Decoded Podcast on:

• Apple Podcasts:   https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/demographics-decoded-unveiling-the-trends-shaping/id1755981675
• Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6qsThQ6mIXK8RKWlhst1xK
• YouTube:  https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLssKuseYAEYwHYfEI262DzEqNQjZKhykA

Michael Yardney

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Simon Kuestenmacher – Director, The Demographics Group

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Some of our favorite quotes from the show:

“I've seen how, because there were so many of us Baby Boomers, the governments had to build more kindergartens and more schools and more universities, and I guess now they're going to need to build more hospitals and more old age and nursing homes because of the baby boomers.” –  Michael Yardney

“This is the most independent, self-reliant, pragmatic and, may I say, cynical or skeptical of authority, at the very least generation to have ever walked the continent. And that's because they are the only generation that grew up unsupervised.” – Simon Kuestenmacher

“Well, I think the answer is you've got to enjoy your life. You've got to enjoy the journey otherwise you won't enjoy the destination when you get there.” – Michael Yardney

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