Your kids are not prepared for that at all to have any resources, any inheritance if you've created

consumers.

All right, what's up, guys? Welcome back to Five Minute Fatherhood. So we love to look at quotes

that give us wisdom about how to raise our families. And there's a famous one by William Blake

that I heard recently that I wanted your take on, Jeff, but it really reminded me of one of the

principles about building a multi-generational family team that is so important. His quote is,

No bird soars too high if he soars with his own wings. So the idea that I'm taking from this

is that oftentimes if you find yourself in a position

where you are just beyond yourself, something got you there that wasn't really interior to you.

An example that came to mind that really stood out to me when it comes to family is when

families dump a huge amount of resources on the next generation when they're not prepared.

So to this quote, you can send your kids way too high into the stratosphere and they're not prepared for it. And it's something that

actually a lot of TV shows, a lot of movies are based on this idea. This is what really stands

in the way of a lot of Christians from wanting to build resources and pass them on to the next

generation. They have this fear that it's going to hurt their kids and make it more difficult for them.

And the thing that I think is really critical is that it's about preparation.

If you are preparing your kids for where they do have to build up over time to this position where they can handle

the influx of a lot of resources, right? So yeah, how have you thought about that, Jeff? Because

that's a big topic. Yeah. Well, I think, and I, you know, I was even just writing a lot about

this paradigm in my last book that comes out next year. I just finished of the same thing of,

like, of how do I say this? Here's how I put it in the book, but I think also in a macro,

but then I think also applies to the finances and resources. And what it is is your kids are not

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