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Oct 19, 2026
Why Family Wealth Fails (and How to Make It Last)
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Willis WilsonHOST
What does that mean? And why is that so important when films are trying to navigate these differences in values?
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20:22Sam BruehlGUEST
I think for wealth to outlast the founding generation, the senior generation generally needs to have an active ownership mindset.
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20:30Sam BruehlGUEST
And that also means that they need to really be engaging with the next generation, or sometimes we call them the rising generation.
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20:40Sam BruehlGUEST
And the question in my mind is, how early do you start? in terms of that inclusive process.
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20:45Sam BruehlGUEST
And I think there's sometimes this tension point around not wanting to engage your children too early in life to talk about the fact that you're a family of means and to find the right time to do that.
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Willis WilsonHOST
So what does effective next-generation engagement actually look like in practice?