The hard truth about helping friends with money.

Brian, I am so excited to talk about this because a lot of times money

money has a difficult nature associated with it.

Sometimes it's difficult to talk with people about it. And it's even

difficult when you see people making decisions that you know might be less than optimal. And I love

that we can speak into that kind of stuff. Matter of fact, I love that we can speak into all

of the things that you guys are curious about. So right now we have the team in the wings,

collecting your questions. So if you have a question, you want us to weigh in on, you want us to get,

or you want to get our take on, I would encourage you get it in the chat right now.

So with that, Megan, I'm gonna throw it over to you.

Great. Well, our first question is from Michael T. He says, my stepson just turned 20. What is the

best way to teach him about making his dollars work for him versus sounding like I am preaching

about it? I feel like this is definitely something a lot of our mutants face, wanting to help people,

but not knowing how to go about doing it. One, I love it. This gets me

super excited because when you think about a 20 year old, they are right there at the beginning

with the entire life ahead of them. And man, if you can start getting some of those like

financial nuggets, some of those little pieces of valuable financial information into

their minds at this age. And if it takes hold, it can literally be life changing and generation

changing so much so that we do an annual survey, Brian, of our clients and of our money guy

family every year. And we say, hey,

what's one thing that you wish you would have done differently? Or what's one regret you have?

Or what's one thing that you wish you could tell your younger self? And so often we hear,

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