Dave Ramsey

And, you know, so the money itself is technically not dirty.

You would feel icky every time you looked around it.

But for your boys just to get a million bucks and to be able to do something with that and go change the family tree for your grandkids in a healthy way because they're good young men, they have a spiritual walk, they're quality people that serve and love the community, they love their family, they do conflict well.

You've grown some men, right?

You do that, this just becomes a blessing.

And in the weirdest sort of way from the weirdest possible source, but it does become a blessing.

And so...

Yeah.

So, folks, I'll pan back from Brandon a little bit.

He was not asking this, but there's around this is the idea, and I get this when I'm working with wealthy people a lot, how, you know, I've worked all my life to build some wealth.

How do I not let it ruin my children?

We get that question all the time, don't we?

Mm-hmm.

And especially in a panel discussion somewhere where we're doing some generosity thing with multimillionaires.

How do I not let this ruin my children?

And our answer always is money does not ruin your children.

It just exposed the fact that you did.

So raise good kids.

Raise children in such a way that they become excellent adults.

And the money is not going to do – the money exposes who you are.