The Great Emu War: When the Birds Won (EP. 118)
In 1932, Australia found itself in one of history’s most unusual conflicts: a war against emus. When thousands of the flightless birds began destroying farmland, the Australian military was called in with machine guns to solve the problem. But despite their firepower, the soldiers struggled to outsmart their feathered opponents. In this episode, we explore the bizarre history of the Great Emu War, what made these birds so difficult to defeat, and how the conflict became one of history’s most entertaining military failures. Beyond the humor, the Great Emu War offers some surprisingly valuable lessons about strategy and decision-making. From investing to running a business, throwing more time, money, or resources at a problem doesn’t always lead to better results. We discuss the importance of understanding the problem, recognizing when a strategy isn’t working, and why sometimes the smartest move isn’t working harder—it’s changing your approach. R esources Corey’s Book Connect (712) 472-3867 Toll-Free: 800-657-4316 LinkedIn: Corey Heimensen, AIF® LinkedIn: Zed Heimensen, CFP® Heimensen Wealth Advisors Facebook: Heimensen Wealth Advisors


