Anthony Pompliano

Do you know the Ken Rishi rule?

Ken Rishi is a guy who built a number of like private jet type companies.

He was interviewed by the Wall Street Journal.

Gunjan over there interviewed him.

And he talks about, I can't remember if it's monthly or quarterly.

He does a family meeting about money.

And okay, a lot of families, you know, do not all of them, but a lot of them are pretty good idea.

Except for he said one thing that he does.

He says that he starts off the meeting and he tells them his net worth.

And where all of his assets are.

And he goes, in case something happens to me, you know, I want them to get, you know, normal and whatever.

Little out there, right?

But still, okay, kind of cool.

But then he said that he makes his kids tell each other what their net worths are.

I said, this guy is stoking competition in the family.

Yeah.

His point was they should learn from each other.

I mean, he had like a very thoughtful, you know, reason why he did it.

But I was, I grew up in a family of five boys.

I'm like, if my parents sat us down, y'all got to tell each other's net worth.