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Most Valuable
Leave a Legacy, Not an Inheritance
By: David Chaney
Narrated by: Rob Wright
Length: 1 hr and 26 mins

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Summary

Most parents leave an inheritance, but few put forth the effort to leave a lasting legacy. Money and stuff will not bring your children happiness, especially after you are gone. Not leaving them a dime will also not make them happy.

In this audiobook, David Chaney tells real life stories of parents who did things right, and others who did things causing family disasters. It’s not about the money, it’s about your family values.

How will you be remembered? What foundation will you lay, for future generations of your family? What role will your wealth play, in empowering your kids for greatness, or becoming a millstone around their neck?