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So my wife and I have done a wonderful job at saving and investing.

You know, depending upon the age that we retire at, I don't think it's unrealistic that we could end up with a nest egg of between

eight and $12 million. Well done, sir. Touchdown. Thank you. Thank you. So my question is,

we're a Christian family. We have four younger, younger, wonderful daughters between the ages of 7 and 13 right now.

And I want to know what you feel is appropriate to leave behind as an inheritance, excuse me,

because we're conscious of what the Bible says about money,

and we don't want to spoil our children

or teach them to rely on money as opposed to relying on God for their needs, you know,

going forward after we pass.

You're not think it's possible to teach them that and with having built that character

that they're then able to own this wealth like you are able to own this wealth?

Well, I'm not saying that at all.

I just, you know, I never had a nest egg like that passed to me.

No, I know.

And so, you know.

But do you think the only way to learn it is to start out broke? No, I don. I know. And so, you know. But do you think the only way to learn it is to start out broke?

No.

I don't think so.

And the Bible does not say it's bad to leave an inheritance.

As a matter of fact, it says the opposite.

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