What Does Generational Wealth Mean to YOU?

Join us in person to share what generational wealth means to you and learn how to build it together! 🌳 What Does Generational Wealth Mean to YOU? When you hear the words generational wealth, what comes to mind? Money? A home? Investments? A family business? Generational wealth can include those things—but the conversation is much bigger. It can also include the knowledge we share, opportunities we create, assets we protect, financial habits we teach, businesses we build, property we preserve, and choices we make today that can give the next generation a stronger starting point. Join Donelson Financial Solutions, LLC for the first learning experience in our five-part Understanding Generational Wealth™ community series. September Learning Experience: What Does Wealth Mean to You? This interactive two-hour experience will help participants explore their own definition of wealth and begin thinking intentionally about what they are building today and what they want future generations to receive tomorrow. During This Learning Experience, We'll Explore: • What generational wealth really means • The difference between income and wealth • Wealth beyond money—including knowledge, education, property, business ownership, relationships and opportunity • What may or may not have been passed down through our own families • Financial habits and knowledge we want to pass forward • How everyday financial decisions can contribute to long-term family stability • The five Generational Wealth Pathways™ pillars: Earn • Build • Protect • Transfer • Teach • How to begin identifying your own personal or family wealth goals ✍️ You'll Begin Your Own Generational Wealth Journey Participants will be invited to reflect on four important questions: What did I receive? What do I wish I had received? What am I building now? What do I want the next generation to receive because I was here? You don't need to already own a home, have a large savings account, own a business, or consider yourself "wealthy" to participate. This conversation is about understanding where you are, identifying where you want to go, and becoming more intentional about the pathway between the two.