The NZ Accountant Making Millions By Doing What No Accountant Does - Luke Kemeys
The Morning MarketerShow Notes
In this episode of The Morning Marketer we sit down with Luke Kemeys, an accountant, financial educator and founder of Next Advisory and Keep The Change, one of New Zealand's most trusted financial literacy platforms.
Luke's journey has been one of relentless consistency. He candidly shares how he went from zero clients and a phone propped up for Facebook Lives to building a $2M accounting practice and a content community that reaches 100,000 Kiwis every month.
Using content as his only growth strategy from day one, Luke built a business that cold calling never could have. He works with business owners across New Zealand helping them understand their numbers, back themselves, and build something that actually lasts.
In this conversation, Luke shares why mindset comes before money, why entrepreneurs don't have unrealistic goals but unrealistic timeframes, and what 300 episodes of showing up before a sponsor taught him about playing the long game.
Luke offers a raw and refreshingly honest look at what building a business in New Zealand actually requires and gives every founder, content creator and aspiring entrepreneur a practical reminder that the compounding always catches up. You just have to keep going.
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