You're not supposed to just pass your money onto generation,

it's just past your values.

Yeah.

And if you raise up a generation that's generous, that has integrity, that lives their life

for the good, they're the ones you do want to entrust them with.

The problem is when your kids become a trust fund kid.

Yes.

And they're entitled and they're, they don't express any positive ethics.

And then, you know, if you're only passing on your money and you're not passing on

values and integrity and character and generosity, then you're destroying generations to come.

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We set on signs on your better life. You're a business guy who are you're a business guy who became a pastor, not the other way around.

So I want to, maybe we start there. What does that mean?

Well, I think part of it is that people see things so segmented.

Yeah. And if you're a husband and a father and an employer and an employer, and they're all segmented,

you're probably living a really broken life. And you need to really live an integrated life.

I didn't grow up in religion. I didn't grow up in church. I grew up irreligious. I didn't have

anything against religion. I just didn't have anything for it. And my mom studied Buddhism and then became Jewish and born to a Roman Catholic world. And so

we went on a spiritual roller coaster the whole time growing up. I became a philosopher in college.

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