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I wrote, about a week ago, about intangible wealth. Somehow the subject keeps coming up in my mind. Read the rest of this entry »
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assets, commitments, experience, family government, family meeting, family traditions, intangible wealth, knowledge, obligations, relationshipsJames Hughes’ Family Wealth is exceptionally practical. With Hughes’ book, I felt all the recommendations Williams and Preisser made took on real, actionable qualities. I sensed I knew what our family needed to do and how we could move forward positively for (literally) generations into the future.
In sum: the way a family can move forward positively for generations is to establish a family government. Read the rest of this entry »
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