When I was a kid, my grandpa was a maintenance man. In his shop he had a bunch of neat stuff, and I remember one day playing with some beer bottles.
“Which one holds the most water Jay?” My grandpa asked.
“Oh, Grandpa, it’s the tall one.” I shared, happy to help him.
So, he made me fill them up with water, and much to my astonishment, they both held the same amount.
Wisdom passed, and a thirst for curiosity that has yet to be quenched.
Stories impart wisdom. And stories get passed on.
Will yours?
Like money, wisdom is hard-earned.
Most people who have been successful in accumulating money believe that passing down wisdom and values to those who will be following in their footsteps is one of the most important things to pass on.
If you had to choose between passing your money OR your values to the next generations, which would you choose?
Both, right?
Fortunately, you don’t have to choose. There are ways to pass down both!
Leaving your hard-earned money AND your hard-earned wisdom is what leaving a legacy is all about.
One of the best ways to pass on your wisdom and values is to design your legacy with incentive clauses.
Another is to pass on family charitable dollars.
Another is to take an all-family trip every year where you capture your favorite family stories. The ones that contain your wisdom and values.
If your wealth plan is not passing on your money and your wisdom, find out how.
Find out why most are missing out with our Special Report below…
If you have knowledge, let others light their candles in it.
– Margaret Fuller
