John Candeto, founder of Phronesis Fund and co-founder of JoinWDA, shares valuable insights on family wealth investing with Bogumil Baranowski. They discuss the unique challenges of managing inherited wealth and emphasize the importance of stewardship across generations. The conversation covers long-term investment strategies, the significance of personal values, and the impact of generational wisdom. Additionally, they explore the concept of investing as an infinite journey, advocating for slow travel and meaningful connections that enrich our understanding of wealth and purpose.
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Unique Nature of Family Wealth Investing
Investing a family fortune requires a unique approach compared to other investments.
It demands considering the wealth's origin, purpose, and long-term impact on future generations.
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From Single Business to Diversification
Wealth creation often stems from a single business, but preserving it requires diversification.
Shifting from one business to a collection of businesses, like stocks, offers greater resilience.
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Fortunes Spanning Centuries
Bogumil Baranowski has worked with families whose fortunes have spanned centuries.
These families successfully navigated various challenges, demonstrating that long-term wealth preservation is possible.
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Jordan Grumet, MD
The Inheritance Experience
The Inheritance Experience
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Joni Brontman
Brewster's millions
Winchell Smith
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100 to 1 in the Stock Market
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The Infinite Game of Family Wealth Investing
Guest host: John Candeto is the Founder and Managing Partner of the Phronesis Fund. Co-Founder of JoinWDA (Workforce Data Alliance).
Summary
In this conversation, Bogumil Baranowski and John Candeto explore the intricacies of family wealth investing, drawing lessons from the book 'Brewster's Millions'. They discuss the unique nature of investing family fortunes, the importance of stewardship, and the long-term perspective required to preserve wealth across generations.
The conversation emphasizes the respect that capital requires and the strategies families can employ to ensure their wealth lasts for future generations. In this conversation, Bogumil Baranowski and John Candeto delve into the complexities of financial capital, wealth creation, and the importance of family and advisors in preserving wealth across generations.
They explore the life cycle of businesses, the significance of long-term investment strategies, and the spiritual journey of investing. The discussion also touches on the launch of Blue Infinitas Capital and the need to rethink purpose and time in wealth management, emphasizing the importance of small, meaningful contributions to life and legacy.