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3d Post from Marc Kuhn "Dad the kids at school say we are rich" Here's what she tells her friends who see: • Dad driving a Tesla • Kids going on vacations • Hanging out in our family home Trust me... Coming from a guy with humble upbringing I'm still a bit shy talking about money. But my daughter's response to her friends is exactly why I show up daily on LinkedIn. "I tell them we are successful, not rich" - Watching Mom and Dad run businesses - Seeing the hard work that goes in - Seeing the team effort - Seeing the result It's not about getting rich. It's about building a company and portfolio that teaches our 3 kids what it takes to be "successful" in life. It's about Legacy > Dollars This is the WHY that drives me. What's something funny your kids have asked you about #money?

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