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Embracing the vulnerability of wealth

Stepping into the vulnerabilities of generational wealth can foster intimacy and family harmony.

Key Takeaways

Families of wealth face common emotional challenges related to their generational wealth experience. They are called the Vulnerability of Wealth.
How you engage with your spouse, children, and parents around the vulnerabilities of wealth determines the level of closeness, harmony, and connection in your family.
Achieving intimacy—and the close relationships, togetherness, and harmony it creates—relies on being vulnerable in conversations about Money→Wealth→Estate Planning.
Defenses to the vulnerability of wealth are a barrier to achieving the intimacy required for closeness and connection.

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