Episode 3 - Michael Wilkins : Supply Scarcity Infrastructure and Where Growth Really Comes From

Episode 5 : From Aussie Open to College Win: Harry Takas on Pressure, Progress and Playing the Long Game

In Episode 5 of Performance, Property, Mindset, Chris Titley sits down with rising Australian golfer Harry Takis to unpack a pivotal stretch in his career. From competing at the Australian Open to securing his first college win at San Diego State, Harry shares what it’s really like to perform under pressure, manage expectations and stay consistent at an elite level. They dive into the realities of college golf, balancing study with a demanding travel schedule, and why trusting the process has been key to his steady rise in the world amateur rankings. Harry also reflects on lessons learned from high pressure environments, the importance of keeping a tight inner circle, and what success looks like for the rest of 2026. A grounded and insightful conversation on discipline, resilience and what it takes to keep improving when the stakes keep rising.

Episode 4: Interest Rates, Supply Pressures and Getting in Early

In this episode of Performance, Property, Mindset, Chris Titley sits down with Nuestar Co-Founder Michael Wilkins to unpack the latest rate rise, what it really means for investors, and why short-term headlines should not dictate long-term property strategy. Michael shares on-the-ground insights from projects across Sydney and beyond, breaking down Australia’s structural supply shortage, shifting developer trends toward higher-end product, and the importance of diversification across asset types and markets. He also explains Nuestar’s approach to securing projects early in their lifecycle and how positioning ahead of major infrastructure cycles, including the Brisbane 2032 Olympics, can create strategic advantage. A practical, strategy-focused conversation for investors looking to move beyond noise and build portfolios with clarity and conviction.

Episode 3 - Michael Wilkins : Supply Scarcity Infrastructure and Where Growth Really Comes From

In this episode of Performance Property Mindset, host Chris Titley sits down with Michael Wilkins, Founder and Director of Property at Nuestar to break down what is really happening in the Australian property market as we move through 2026. Michael shares a clear view on why this is a supply led market, how migration, infrastructure spending and construction constraints are shaping outcomes, and why property performance is becoming increasingly fragmented suburb by suburb. The conversation explores capital city differences, the rise of apartments and medium density living, affordability misconceptions, and why micro level analysis matters more than ever. They also dive deep into Brisbane’s Olympic driven transformation, unpacking where infrastructure will and will not create value, how population growth will reshape inner city corridors, and why the Olympics is a decade long property story rather than a two week event. This episode is essential listening for investors and decision makers who want to look beyond headlines, understand true drivers of growth, and position themselves for long term performance in a changing market.

Episode 2 - Harry Takis - "Pressure is a Privilege"

Episode 2 Performance Property Mindset In this episode we dive into the mentality behind peak performance with rising golf talent and Nuestar ambassador Harry Takis. Fresh off strong international results and preparing for a massive week at the Australian Open, Harry opens up about the mindset required to compete at the top while staying grounded. Harry shares how he handles the increased spotlight when he climbs the leaderboard, why pressure is a privilege, and the importance of keeping perspective when the stakes rise. We explore the tight support circle that helps him perform, the role of sponsors like Tangalooma and Nuestar in enabling his development, and why financial backing is essential for young athletes managing the significant costs of global travel and competition. He also talks about recovery routines, switching off between rounds, leaving golf at the course, and the simple rituals such as movies and naps that help him stay balanced during big tournament weeks. With the Nuestar crew joining him again in Melbourne after supporting him in Singapore, Harry reflects on how powerful familiar faces and genuine backing can be as he chases his next milestone. A candid and energising look into the performance mindset of an athlete on the rise.

Episode 1 - Harry Takis “Backing Yourself: The Nuestar Way”

🎙️ Episode 1: Backing Yourself The Nuestar Way featuring Harry Takis In the first episode of Performance. Property. Mindset., host Chris Titley sits down with Harry Takis, Australia’s top ranked amateur golfer and newly appointed Nuestar ambassador, to explore what it truly means to back yourself. Fresh from an international run through Singapore, Japan and Dubai, Harry reflects on the highs, challenges and lessons from competing against the best in the world. From holding a five foot putt to make the cut at the Japan Open to finding composure after a tough round in Dubai, Harry shares how belief, resilience and mindset shape performance under pressure. Chris and Harry dive into the mental side of high performance as they discuss how to reset after setbacks, stay calm under pressure and trust the process when the stakes are high. They also explore the connection between golf and property through patience, preparation and the power of a strong team. As Harry steps into his new role as a Nuestar ambassador, he shares how the partnership reflects shared values of discipline, conviction and community. The conversation is about staying grounded, thinking long term and building something that lasts both on and off the course. 🎧 Listen for: • What separates good players from great ones • How to turn pressure into performance • Why mindset matters more than mechanics • How Harry’s journey mirrors Nuestar’s belief in backing potential early For more information, follow Nuestar at nuestar.com.au [https://nuestar.com.au]