Ep. 174 - Legacy Builders: Nurturing Family and Business for Future Generations

The term family legacy gets thrown around a lot. We want it but do we really know what it means, how to build it, and know when you have it? In this episode, we’ll share what we’ve learned, how we’ve built it, and share some stories of others who’ve done it.

NOTE: It doesn’t matter how much or little your assets are worth. Nor does age have anything to do with it. You haeBuilding a family legacy starts with taking the first step. Take a listen. 

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Key Takeaways:

  • You have more than you think

  • Memories are just as important as tangible assets

  • Define legacy

  • What legacy looks like

  • How to build it

  • When you should start thinking about it

  • What if I don’t have much and I’m too old to build anything?

  • How to get your kids involved with the business

  • A living trust is an important step to establishing legacy

  • You start, someone else finishes

  • Our “plan” to build legacy

    • Didn’t want to have the same life

    • Plan for our future

    • Want to make an impact

    • Make a significant investment in 5 year increments

    • Succession

Robert & Kay Lee Fukui

Robert and Kay Lee blend family business and Fortune 500 experience to help entrepreneur couples build profitable businesses while creating additional margin of time to invest back into their marriages. Thus creating better balance between the work and home.

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