Career success is visibly measurable. Parenting success is felt.
I’ve just got back from a summer holiday in Europe with my three children (UK, France, Spain) and a friend said something that stuck:
“Despite all your career success, your greatest achievement is your three children.”
I’m biased and I agree. But here’s the part people don’t always say out loud: parenting while working full time is hard, especially when your child needs extra support through life’s challenges.
You don’t just show up.
You learn how to lead yourself first, so you can lead them.
That’s why I’m passionate about preparing the rising generation.
Not just to understand money. But to recognise when they’re out of balance, and how to come back to centre. If more families had that skill, we’d see less conflict, less anxiety, and better decisions around money and succession.
If you’re raising future adults, what are you prioritising first:
Resilience, relationships, or returns?
