Dan Fleyshman

We talked about investing money.

Let's talk about the charity side.

For a company or a brand, why is it important for their employees, their customers, their vendors, their clients to see them do some type of charity or philanthropy work?

So there's only one question I ask on every single episode, and I've never gotten the same answer before.

And although I asked you last time, I'm going to ask you again because there's new listeners.

At some point, I'll be sad.

Hopefully I won't even be here.

At some point, Joey Carson passes away.

What percentage of your net worth do you leave to those girls, to those daughters?

So that's an important caveat.

You've heard me ask this question 250 times now, right?

And sometimes people will have hesitation because they don't trust in their daughters or sons to be a good steward of capital.

Or they might be their age.

They might be too young.

They might be at a turning point and it might hurt their lives.

It might hurt their careers.

It might hurt how they live their life.

If all of a sudden they got millions of dollars, it might change.

Not might, it will change the trajectory of their life and they may not be ready for it.

What Joey's mentioning is,