10 Things The WEALTHY Teach Their Kids About Money (You Should Too) | Anthony ONeal

On this episode of The Table With Anthony ONeal, AO shares the valuable principles passed down by the affluent to their children, gaining insights into wealth creation and why early exposure to these lessons can result in a significant gap in financial knowledge across diverse groups. Join us for an insightful discussion that delves into the impact of early financial education, addressing disparities and offering perspectives on bridging the gap for a more financially inclusive future. Don't miss this enriching conversation!

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[barbarablount]

This is giving me life! “Our kids see struggle” Our kids see it all. My 5 year old told me when she gets her lemonade stand going she will take me on vacation and pay my bills 🤯 because she sees I do everything. Our kids are watching ❤️ I love this

[zackeryjasmine]

He said, "Train your kids in the way they should go...Not the way you went".. That's a the truth right there. I wouldn't dare guilt myself into not teaching my children the right way just because I made bad choices. I did but they don't have to.

[byrnenoel]

1. Define Wealth Early On
2. "Mind Your Business"
3. Money Comes From Working
4. Importance of Investing in their Future
5. Networking is an Asset
6. Embracing Always Learning
7. The Diversification Strategy
8. Hard Work's True Value
9. The Power of Generosity
10. Money's Role

[tamekaosabutey-aguedje]

I just wanted to say my kids seeing me value my sessions on Better Help has strengthen our relationship and they ask me things about their wellness.

[arnoldr]

"Wealth is Freedom" is such a true statement. It was one of the best hours ever spent.

[Money_Magnet_Googie]

When I lived with my auntie, I had asked for an allowance. She told me "your allowance is me allowing you to live in my house"

[latanyaaddison]

You know you are hitting a soft spot but a good point when you start crying 😢 listening to a podcast. So I thank u. I operated on survival over thriving and living for a longtime because that’s all I knew growing up with my grandparents. So y til the last year or 2 I’ve been trying to educate my boys on financial literacy as I learn. So I will from on out take my boys with me to the bank and all other that have to do with money. And be willing to talk about it open and honestly no matter how much it hurts. But I can say it makes you feel as if you were a bad parent when you were really doing your best with what you had or knew. We live and we grow daily!🙏🏾

[abiolamakay]

Thank you thank you thank you! I am sitting my 14 year old son down and we are implementing this!

[susanakaan]

Yes when your mind is good it affects other areas of your life positively.
Yes children need to learn how to make money early in life

[tnb]

This hit home. Message received. Thank you.

[anissajohnson]

This is gold for wealth building! Thank you so much, Mr. O'Neal for this amazing show.❤ I wish I had this knowledge growing up, but I am a living example (25 years old) of what/where my parents were and still are at and the knowledge that they carried. Im starting at ground zero to be able to build wealth and also trying to get my younger sisters to understand that we can't keep letting our parents show us the tools they used that got them where they are today. We need to go out and get more knowledge and tools to help us get away from our parents' generation of teachings and do better for our future generations to come. 🙏🏾

[lameishawest]

You are so right about teaching your kids the right things to do even if you made mistakes. I remember saying that sometimes the fact that we made mistakes in certain areas and are humble enough to admit it, may mean more than the person who hasn't dealt with the consequences of said mistake.

[lameishawest]

I see "show notes pdf", but I am not seeing a link to click on. Is it just operator error aka me? 😄 Or is there not a link posted yet? THANKS!

[lameishawest]

O, I'm excited for this. I had my daughter watch your budgeting episode recently. We will watch this one together too.

[PurposeMime]

Listening to this with my 14 year old daughter now.

[bey]

@anthonyoneal Struggle builds character.

[mybelovedever]

This is the best video I have heard in a very long time. I will be sharing it with family.

[amandaparrish]

This is awesome! Looking for the PDF link.

[kingcldotcom]

Financial Literacy: Wealthy parents prioritize teaching their children about money from an early age, instilling essential financial literacy skills.

Investing Basics: Wealthy families educate their kids on the fundamentals of investing, emphasizing the power of compound interest and long-term wealth building.

Entrepreneurship: Many affluent parents encourage an entrepreneurial mindset, teaching their kids about business and innovation.

Asset Management: Wealthy individuals stress the importance of managing assets wisely, diversifying investments, and understanding risk.

Budgeting Skills: Children from wealthy families learn the value of budgeting, responsible spending, and distinguishing between needs and wants.

[byrnenoel]

"Wealth is not money, wealth is freedom"-- Anthony ONeal