Have $1M–$30M? Your Family Will Probably Lose It — Here's How to Fix That

Most first-generation wealth doesn't survive the handoff. The investments were usually fine. The problem is that everything holding it together lives in your head. The strategy, the reasoning, the relationships, the plan for what happens next.In tech we call that a single point of failure. Right now, that's you.The Rockefellers solved this in 1882, and their family office still runs 140 years later. Their heirs got more than assets. They got the thing that keeps wealth alive after the person who built it is gone.In this video I walk through the three shifts that turn a portfolio into something your family can actually run without you. One of them is the shift almost everyone gets backwards. I'll also share a moment from my own family, on a service trip to a small town in the Dominican Republic, where it landed for me.If your kids are still young, or you're too busy building to think about succession, this is the one to watch.