Pillars for Wealth Parenting
In my last post I mentioned the topic of main interest to the people attending my talks revolved around the subject of preparing our children to be responsible custodians of the family wealth. […]
Preparing Children to Be Custodians of the Family Wealth
The past 18 months have been filled with speaking and presenting in various forums around the globe on the psychology of Money and Wealth. During this time, the topic that was of main interest with the attendees revolved around the subject of preparing our children to be responsible custodians of the family wealth, family [...]
Wealth Transfer and Family Conflicts
In virtually all families, assets will be transferred from one generation to the next. Yet when those assets carry significant monetary value, as is customary within wealthy families, inter-generational conflict can often arise and develop into a serious issue. Careful thought and expert insight can mitigate the risk of conflict, enabling wealth transfers to lead [...]
Our Relationship with Money – Part 2:- Health and Wealth
We all have a relationship with money whether we know it or not. This relationship determines how we think, speak and act about money. It also impacts relationships. We have all witnessed how relationships can be stressed and hurt when financial affairs are perceived by one side or the other to be unfair; how communication [...]
Our Relationship with Money – Part I:- Affluenza
We all have a relationship with money whether we know it or not. This relationship determines how we think, speak and act about money. It will impact our level of financial success. It will affect how we feel about money, how we approach it or what do we do with it. It also impacts the [...]
Affluenza, an Unhealthy Relationship with Money
Money is the single most transformational substance in our society. It is seductive, alluring, fascinating, and perceived as greatly desirable. It is everyone’s dream. But can this dream turn into a nightmare? Many of us live in affluent times. Never in history have so many of us been swamped by so much material choices, rapid [...]
Affluenza and Wealth Psychology: When Your Spouse Spends Too Much…
Client: “My husband and I both come from families of wealth and are lucky enough not having to had to work beyond managing the incomes our parents had created for us. In the five years we’ve been married we’ve traveled extensively, done philanthropic work and, just this year, started a family. But there’s a threat [...]