Dec 8, 2021
8:10:11am
8:10:11am
Siblings as soon as money/inheritance comes up. I’ve seen way too many families that seemed to get a long great go through serious drama as soon as money/inheritance enters the conversation. Money does weird things to our brain, and it takes a level of humility, maturity that most people don’t have to keep it from getting in the way of relationships.
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