When the family team model is kind of inverted, right?

Where it's actually like, no, no, once they actually become adults and are going in later in life,

then we're actually building a strong team.

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Hey, what's up guys? Welcome to another five-minute fatherhood. So we got a question that I was asked

recently. Should every father start his own business? Is it for every single dad? Is it really a good

idea for us to have and own a family business? And a lot of people listen to, to me, to Jeff,

to see our, you know, our lifestyles and others, I know,

particularly for a lot of us in Cincinnati, a lot of dads have made this decision. And so

this question comes up all the time. Do dads need to start their own business? Is that

really what we're advocating for to be a family team? Okay. So I want to like answer it in two ways. Okay. First of all, the answer,

just really briefly is no, not every father should start their own business. However, I do think it's a good

idea to have a part of your long-term strategy, the acquisition of family-owned assets. That's the

distinction. I'm not advocating every father

should start their own business. I am advocating that if you're, if you got 50 years ahead of you,

in a year in your 20s or 30s, I am advocating that as a part of your long-term family provision

strategy, you try to acquire some assets. Okay, that's the difference. Now, how do

you acquire assets? There's a couple different ways you can do that. One is you can start your own

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