Show Notes
Some families want to hold their most meaningful assets forever. But preserving an asset across generations requires much more than simply deciding not to sell it.
Episode 31 explores the "forever hold" and the succession challenges created when families want to preserve collections, businesses, real estate, and other unique assets for future generations. The episode examines the importance of valuation, documentation, liquidity, legal structures, governance, and heir preparation, while also considering when families should preserve, sell, donate, monetize, or transition an asset instead of allowing inertia to make the decision. The goal is to turn a decision to hold into an intentional succession strategy.
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