10/28/2026
Some of the most important conversations about money are had around the kitchen table.
I've been privledged to already have had the discussion with my kids but I know Tim, who's kids are still young, is looking forward to the money conversations he'll have as they grow.
If you’re wondering how to approach these discussions with your own children, I would suggest starting with the basics and making the conversation about money a natural one.
Here are some simple lessons you can start with:
1. Money should be looked at a tool to help build your life with intention, not the only measure of success.
2. Understanding the difference between wanting something and valuing it. How do they decide what’s worth spending their money on?
3. The importance of saving, instead of spending whatever you make.
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