What does wealth do to a person—to our relationships, our identity, the ground we stand on? I’m an inheritor and family business member writing about wealth, belonging, and the questions money leaves.
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What Being Rich Doesn’t Tell You About Someone
WELCOME to the over 700 of you who have subscribed in the past month!
I am taking a little trip down memory lane for this Sunday to help people who are new to the work get more familiar.
Over the past few weeks, many stories in the news o...
The Surprising Perks of a Wealthy Family Feud
Almost all families fight at some point. Wealthy families are no different.
The distinctive thing about wealthy family feuds isn’t necessarily the emotions. It’s the infrastructure of lawyers, trusts, family offices, and succession and est...
“If someone says money hasn’t changed them, they’re lying.”
Alicia feels richest when she wakes up without an alarm, makes breakfast, and hears the latest gossip over her daughter’s chocolate chip pancakes. She also has her eye on a $10 million house. “We lack and want for nothing,” she says—and, el...
Things I’m Bad at Because I Grew Up Rich
Two weeks ago, I explored the things I know because I grew up wealthy. These were skills that, while not exclusive to wealthy people, are absorbed readily by people who grow up around money.
Today, I want to share the flip side of that: wh...
What If Making Money Is How You Avoid Your Life?
Reading the Rich is a recurring feature. Each month, we will examine a novel that has something to say about the possibilities money creates, the complications it causes and the things it cannot resolve. Our book this month is Switzy by Emm...
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The Post-Wealth Project explores what money cannot decide for you—how to live, relate, choose, and become yourself once financial necessity is no longer the whole story.
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