Catherine Bell on why people apologize for success and what to do about it. She argues wealth is a tool for impact, and that learning estate planning creates a blueprint for future giving.
And the other piece is, is that. That I come across a lot is people feel apologetic for how successful they've become and they don't want to, you know, talk about it or, you know, here's what I have to say about that. If you have been given the gift of adds to bank accounts, then you must. You must, because now you have the power to take that and now use those resources to make a difference in the world in the way that you're called to, right? Like, if you have, you know, you want to build an. I learned about estate planning when I was single, right? But learning about the estate planning, all of a sudden now it gave me like a blueprint of when I reach this, then I'm going to do this. When I reach this, I'm going to do this. So it's like, just because you aren't where you want to be or whatever that is, it doesn't matter. It's like, get educated, get connected, get the blueprint in place so now you can start taking those steps to move forward, you know, in that direction that you want to.
