Today, I'm Radical Personal Finance.

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Let's try that one again.

Today I'm Radical Personal Finance.

It's a special live Friday Q&A from 2026 Radical Personal Finance. My name is Joshua Sheets. I am your host. And today, on this Friday, as we do on any Friday in which I can arrange the appropriate recording technology, which today includes multiple microphones, speakers, and a live audience. And Joshua nervously trying to do all the things he usually does in private. We do live Friday Q&A. Normally you can call in, ask about anything you want, raise any questions or topics that you want.

Today, however, we have a special live Friday Q&A show in front of our live audience at Radical Family Camp.

And we're going to begin with a special panel presentation. We have been talking here at Radical Family Camp about iterate today and execute tomorrow.

And one of the, excuse me, execute today and iterate tomorrow.

One of the things, the themes that we have been discussing is a lot of family aspects.

And today I want to talk about a subject that's near and dear to my heart,

which is that of family business. But we're going to do that in the context of a panel discussion.

So we're going to begin with my three panelists here. Take a moment for the podcast audience.

And David, you start off. Give us a quick introduction to who you are so that my

podcast audience can meet you. Sure. I'm David Stein, and my podcast and family business is money

for the rest of us. We've been doing this 12 years. I work with all three of my children. My two sons

are partners in the business. Our daughter edits the podcast and has the same ownership opportunity as she chooses to do so.

Yeah, so I've known David for a long time and I've admired his business.

And David has the oldest children of this panel who are working with him.

How old are your children?

34, 30, and 28.

Wonderful.

Each.

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