The Intangible Balance Sheet
The Intangible Balance Sheet Podcast
Jeremy Pryor: Intangible Balance Sheet Episode 66
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Jeremy Pryor: Intangible Balance Sheet Episode 66

Welcome to this week's Intangible Balance Sheet Episode with Jeremy Pryor. Jeremy shares more about his journey of integrating family, faith, and business by consciously building a multi-generational family.  We discusses the impact of mentors and the value of direct investment in the Christian community,  the significance of family meals and economic engines which foster family unity. 

Takeaways

  • Integrating family, faith, and business is a constant endeavor that requires intentional effort.

  • Building a multi-generational family is important for creating a lasting legacy.

  • Direct investment and mentorship in the Christian community can have a profound impact on personal growth.

  • Family meals and shared experiences are essential for fostering family unity.

  • Creating economic engines within the family can draw the family together and provide opportunities for collaboration.

  • Honoring elders, embracing storytelling, and supporting other fathers are key themes for Jeremy's vision of the future.

Chapters

00:00
The Importance of Family and First Principles

05:44
The Influence of Mentors and Role Models

16:59
The Pivotal Moment of Shifting Perspectives on Family

21:49
Overcoming Roadblocks and Building a Multi-Generational Family

25:51
Creating a Legacy for Future Generations

31:44
The Importance of Family Values and Rhythms

34:30
Conclusion and Resources

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The Intangible Balance Sheet
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What is an intangible balance sheet? What I mean by this is those life principles, experiences, memories, that given any amount of money, we wouldn't trade.