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“He who is unable to live in society, or who has no need because he is sufficient for himself, must be either a beast or a god.”
-Aristotle, Politics, Book I, Chapter 2
Recently the Economist published a provocative image as the headline...
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If you have read the companion piece on the Becoming Noble Substack, you know the Churchill family’s three-century run on Prestige Finance — the wartime currency, the entail, the Gems Collection, the imperial banking syndica...
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This post may not seem to immediately apply to the topic of building a Great House, but stay with me. I have been having a series of conversations about AI, aristocracy and why everyone is thinking about multi-generational s...
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Household is a family that owns its own business, works with its own children, and enjoys working together so much that they wish they could do it forever. That sounds like the best kind of life to me.
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