The top two questions that keep wealth creators and wealth holders up at night are: How and when do I talk to my children about our family wealth? How do I prepare my children for the opportunities and responsibilities of family wealth; especially so they don’t become entitled or trustafarians? Legacy Capitals has written articles
Read moreWhat can families learn from Vito Corleone (Godfather II)?
Robert De Niro won an Academy Award for his performance as Vito Corleone in the 1974 film The Godfather: Part II (making Brando and De Niro the only people to win Oscars for playing the same character). There is a lot families should learn NOT to do that Di Niro’s character Vito Corleone did in
Read more14 Practical Ideas to Help Your Family Flourish During the Covid-19 Season
In case you have missed our Family Flourishing webinars, below you will find a recorded copy. This 30-minute video presentation will provide you with a psychological framework and 14 practical ideas to help you and your loved ones flourish during these times of great uncertainty! Click on the image below. www.LegacyCapitals.com 609.917.0161
Read more#Family #ThrivingSummer2020
Thriving, not surviving – is the mantra for this summer. This has been a difficult few months to say the least and many of our client-families have reached out looking for guidance – guidance for their most precious asset, their family. Watch this short video and learn how we can help your family thrive! SCHEDULE
Read moreFamily “Quarantine” Time – Day # 14 Idea
By way of reminder, Day # 13’s Idea was for each family member to rate each of the happiness attributes – found in my LEGACY Book (pages 69-70) – in terms of the extent they are utilizing or practicing them in their lives. Day # 14 Idea Today’s idea is to watch this Short
Read moreFamily “Quarantine” Time – Day # 13 Idea
By way of reminder, Day # 12’s Idea provided an opportunity for families to work together to get things done around the house. For example, make a list of tasks that need to be completed and divide them up among family members. Day # 13 Idea Today’s idea provides these two images taken from my
Read moreFamily “Quarantine” Time – Day # 12 Idea
By way of reminder, Day # 11’s Idea was an opportunity for families to create a fun, shared experience, especially with their elementary age children, by turning your kitchen into a restaurant. Day # 12 Idea Today’s idea is family teamwork. More specifically, working together to get things done around the house. For families with
Read moreFamily “Quarantine” Time – Day # 11 Idea
By way of reminder, Day # 10’s Idea focused on helping families create a meaningful conversation with their tween and teenage children. We asked our younger children the questions and their responses blew us away…we were very encouraged! Day # 11 Idea Today’s idea provides an opportunity for families to create a fun, shared experience,
Read moreFamily “Quarantine” Time – Day # 10 Idea
By way of reminder, Day # 9’s Idea focused on the importance of parents “putting their masks on first” (reducing their levels of stress) in order to take care of themselves and their loved ones. Day # 10 Idea Today’s idea provides another opportunity for families to have a meaningful conversation. Especially for families with
Read moreFamily “Quarantine” Time – Day # 9 Idea
By way of reminder, Day # 8’s Idea was to discuss how your family can love others during this time – aka, true family philanthropy. Day # 9 Idea Today’s idea is based on the important metaphor: “Put your oxygen mask on first, before helping others.” My wife and I are doing everything we can
Read moreFamily “Quarantine” Time – Day # 8 Idea
By way of reminder, Day # 7’s Idea was to have “church” at home. Gather your family around a table or on your sectional sofa and read sacred scriptures, practice spiritual rituals, and pray (there are many people to pray for including those throughout the world who are working everyday to keep us safe &
Read moreFamily “Quarantine” Time – Day # 7 Idea
By way of reminder, Day # 6’s Idea was to: 1) Take the time to have the conversation you have always wanted to have with your family, 2) Ask the question to a loved one you always wanted to ask, and/or 3) Go play with your family in a way you once did, but haven’t
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