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Families today face a rapidly changing future, where raising resilient and thoughtful children matters more than ever.
How can parents prepare kids for a future filled with uncertainty and opportunity? And what role does financial education play in shaping problem-solvers?
In this episode, Joline Godfrey speaks with Jason Wild, Co-Founder and CEO of Wild Innovation & Strategy Excellence, Inc., and co-author of Genius at Scale, about applying leadership and innovation principles inside the family. They explore how parents act as “bridgers,” translating financial concepts into everyday lessons children can understand. The conversation highlights the F.I.S.H. framework, the importance of culture and values at home, and why raising adaptable problem-solvers may be the may be one of the most valuable legacies.
Jason shares key ideas, including:
- Why parents serve as “bridgers,” translating financial ideas into practical lessons children can understand
- How the F.I.S.H. framework expands wealth beyond money to include intellectual, social, and human development
- Why meaningful parent-child conversations matter more than technology for building financial understanding
- The role family culture and values play in raising resilient, adaptable children
- Why problem-solving skills will matter more than predicting specific future careers
- And more!
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