A legacy isn’t a bank account—it’s a story your great-grandkids will tell about you when you’re gone. Imagine this: your daughter’s future children sitting around a campfire, hearing about the time your whole family built a crooked birdhouse together. That’s the real crown. It’s not about leaving money; it’s about leaving a blueprint for how to love, laugh, and have each other’s backs.
Think of it like a garden. You don’t just throw seeds and hope for a forest overnight. You water, you weed, and you laugh when the tomatoes turn out tiny. Every family has a garden—your job is to make sure the soil stays rich for the next generation.
