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This morning I sat with a client who has been with us for over a decade. We didn't talk about allocation models or yield curves. We talked about what his grandchildren will inherit — not just assets, but the habits they'll watch him model. That conversation reminded me why I chose this work. Wealth management, at the level we operate, is less about products and more about patience. The quiet decisions — the ones made years before they matter — are the ones that define a legacy. A simple observation for anyone managing capital across generations: the best clients I know don't chase performance. They build structure. They diversify not to maximize return, but to protect the option to be generous later. It's a different kind of discipline. And it's the one that lasts.