Herman Dolce and CJ discuss building wealth for future generations. Dolce plants financial seeds like buying property with a 10-20 year outlook so his children and grandchildren won't struggle the way his parents did. Both frame wealth creation as a parental duty to shield the next generation from hardship.
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I'm planting seeds for fruit I will never see. This house, the income that's coming from it, those are for my kids, those are for my grandkids. Like, I live comfortable now. I got a house now. My bills are paid. I'm comfortable. I'm building something for later on right now. So my mind is 10, 15, 20 years ahead of me right now.
Because it's a— it ain't for, you know, everything that I do, man. A lot of things that I do, just like what you say, I'm not looking and doing it for myself, man. You know, I want to do stuff for my family so they can be, be set, you know what I'm saying? My kids, you know what I'm saying, or whatever, whatever, so they don't have to go through some of the, you know, challenges or whatever that, that we may had to face coming along the way. That's, that's what a parent is, you know. You try to pave a better way for the ones coming behind you, same way that our parents did for us, man.