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3 Things You Need to Build a Healthy Financial Legacy
- December 3, 2020
- by Chelsea
Why You've Got to Listen to This Episode...
In today’s episode, I’m sharing the three pillars of what it means to leave behind a healthy financial legacy. I’m going to challenge you to define the word “legacy” and help you understand why your financial legacy involves a lot more than monetary wealth. We’re talking about getting organized, developing a wealthy mindset, and building generational wealth.
Moments You Don't Want to Miss
- [2:05] Why it's important to start thinking about your financial legacy even when you're young
- [11:34] Why a Family Emergency Binder simplifies a lot while you're grieving
- [16:51] Don't worry about leaving wealth behind yet-just start with this work first
- [17:44] Are you teaching your kids to chase their passions or just fantasize about them?
- [19:44] This is why it's okay for your kids to be curious about money and learn to use it as a problem-solving tool
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