My Journey Our youngest boy faced a life-threatening struggle with diabetes, severe enough to require surgery. When I met Jenny, her boys were 11 and 14. The boys' biological father died unexpectedly when they were 2 and 4 years old. But I knew exactly what to do—run a Family Meeting—because, in my own family, we ran family meetings, a practice I invented when I was 6 years old. Through our Family Meeting Framework with our youngest, the weight started to come off and he lost 30 lbs and overcame his diabetes. Seeing the joy and relief on my wife's face was priceless. But it didn't stop there... We continued to have family meetings, addressing any issues that arose. Our oldest had a problem with his grades, and the Family Meeting Framework fixed that too, boosting his GPA from 3.2 to 4.0. My wife also noticed that technology was seemingly driving our two boys apart; they were not connecting as much. We created a method to help our boys stay close together, and ultimately the framework has kept us all together. Is our life perfect? No. But does it seem to at times run like a well-oiled machine? Yes, and for some, that is success. We used no medication, no therapy, just a specific framework for holding family meetings. As people noticed the positive changes in our boys, they began asking, "What are you doing?" And this is how the Family Meeting Course was born. Links About The Family Meeting Framework > Family Meeting Newsletter > The Family Meeting Framework Course > Why I’m Here I teach concerned parents, especially those who are business owners, how to organize impactful family meetings. My goal is to ensure your kids reach their highest potential and stay connected with the family. Other Ventures > How to invest in Fractional Real Estate vacation homes? DM me. > Institutional Investment for Fractional Real Estate? DM me. > Experienced 935 billion doses of Mesenchymal stem cells via exosomes. They work. Proven on me, my wife, my mom and my dad. DM me.

Most families leave their meetings without follow-up. For us, it’s the key. Our oldest started asking deeper philosophical questions after our follow-ups. What do you do after your family meetings?

@chamath A lot of marketing. And less game. Why college football is the way to go.

@ShelB00000 @bryan_johnson I know. Just once a year. 😇

@chamath When your entire populating has a moral ethical ideal as self sacrifice. This trajectory is 100% Expected.

@ThisathKR Thanks coach 🤗

@Shizby22xRp @WestLA24 @elonmusk Thanks for the Comment

@davidlovejoyx Yes. Must be the right partnership.

@skll2003 @gimpus23 @elonmusk Don’t be so Emotional

@TheDarkTrumpet @elonmusk Thank you David for your thoughtful response.

@TheDarkTrumpet @elonmusk Hi David. Thanks for your tweet. If 36 trillion is a whole pie (or Earth), and 50 billion is 1/720th of it, then 50 billion would be more like a grain of sand. BRB meeting.

@smithhmackenzie Add a volley ball… It will get better.

@gimpus23 @elonmusk That Hurt

@gimpus23 @elonmusk If 36 trillion is a whole pie (or Earth), and 50 billion is 1/720th of it, then 50 billion would be more like a grain of sand. BRB meeting.

@elonmusk If 36 trillion is a whole pie (or Earth), and 50 billion is 1/720th of it, then 50 billion would be more like a grain of sand. < read that twice.

@SonnyScanner @gagegunnerson @elonmusk If 36 trillion is a whole pie (or Earth), and 50 billion is 1/720th of it, then 50 billion would be more like a grain of sand.

@jasonfried Follow your own advice “If you’re not sure what to do with it, do nothing. Let it sit. If something meaningful emerges, you’ll know. If not, no harm in leaving it alone.”

@SonnyScanner @gagegunnerson @elonmusk If 36 trillion is a whole pie (or Earth), and 50 billion is 1/720th of it, then 50 billion would be more like a grain of sand.

@dadswithmics If you explain WHY That helps too.