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Start with Your Family Stories
Building great family culture starts with stories. Brad Grey of Walking the Text teaches a simple truth: in Jewish families, from birth…
Advice for Grandchildren
I wanted to collect some wisdom for grandchildren. I’ve got four grandchildren of my own. I did a quick scan and here’s…
What’s The Best Gift You’ve Ever Received?
What’s the best gift you’ve ever been given? Not necessarily the most extravagant, or the most costly, but the best gift? For me, it…
Tell Your Meaningful Family Stories
There’s healing power in telling your family story. Emily Esfahani Smith in “The Two Kinds of Stories We Tell About Ourselves,” writes…
The Tragedy of Generational Amnesia
I find it one of the more startling verses in the Bible: And all that generation also were gathered to their fathers….
What’s More Important Than Winning?
When does losing bring greater recognition than winning? Not often, but this story fits the bill.
How My Worst Day Became My Best Day
My worst day was my best day. It was a Saturday, and a spark found a crack, which led to flames leaping from…
God Didn’t Answer My Prayer—I’m So Grateful
I don’t know about you, but but I find there’s a tremendous power in unanswered prayer. An experience at a critical point…
Lessons on Legacy From a Hillbilly Family Story
Reading Hillbilly Elegy I found parallels with my own story, including God’s generosity despite poverty. I’ve learned these things about family over…
Another Story One Seat Over: Hope is a Dangerous Thing
It was a slow Tuesday night in the airport. The tables were mostly empty, but I wanted a meal before my flight….
Legacy Can Follow A Twisting Path
A twisting path, not a straight line—that’s the concept of legacy. Marty was a messed-up kid going down a dangerous path. The…
Another Story One Seat Over: Tenacity & Legacy
I leaned over and asked if Kansas City was her destination. She said, “Yes, but I’ve been visiting my daughter in Oregon.”…
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