Jeremy Latimore: 182 NRL Games, a 7-Figure Loss & the Mental Gym That Rebuilt His Life
Built Different PodcastShow Notes
What happens when the footy stops? Jeremy Latimore played 182 NRL games across 11 seasons and 5 clubs - then retirement, COVID, a marriage breakdown, and a seven-figure stock market loss hit all at once. Jeremy joins Aaron Christie-David to talk about the "mental gym" that rebuilt his life: daily routines, goal books and five-year plans. They cover why athletes go broke, the #1 red flag a mate is struggling, buying four properties while moving 16 times between clubs, the mindset of big-game players like Nathan Cleary, and raising resilient kids through action, not words. Raw, funny and brutally honest - this is a masterclass in resilience, money and reinvention. Follow Jeremy on Instagram: @jeremy_latimore — About the show: Built Different is hosted by Aaron Christie-David, mortgage broker and Managing Director of Atelier Wealth. Each episode unpacks property investing, wealth-building and the mindset behind financial success in Australia, with the investors, athletes and entrepreneurs doing it differently. 📩 Connect with Aaron: @aaronc_d
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