Overview
Most books about building wealth assume you arrived with a stable family behind you. Most books about healing a family assume the money will sort itself out. Both assumptions fail the same reader.
The 100-Year Plan is for the person interrupting something: a pattern, a silence, a way of handling money or fear that has been running in a family line longer than anyone can remember. It argues that generational wealth and family health are one project, not two.
A hundred years is too long to imagine, so this book replaces the horizon with four people: two generations above you and two below. Read the ones above accurately, including the ones who never changed and never will, and you can see where that road ends. Then decide what the two below will find running in your house.
The book moves through five parts: The Soil, The Roots, The Greenhouses, The Castle Walls, and The Village Beyond. Together they form a blueprint:
- how to interrupt an inherited pattern at the point where it enters your household
- how to build a family culture and a governance structure that outlast you
- how to understand the words and paperwork behind money, credit, and assets
- how to build the financial engine underneath, where temperament matters more than intelligence
- how to hand it all to the next transitional ancestor
Nobody in these pages is redeemed. A grandfather stays exactly who he was. A woman's credit does not improve, and a sentence stops being handed down.
This book won't hand you a fortune. What it offers is a great-grandchild who grows up in a family, and a town, that somebody built on purpose.
The book closes with a directory of crisis and support lines and a further-reading list.
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Details
- ISBN-13: 9798162372363
- ISBN-10: 9798162372363
- Publisher: Independently Published
- Publish Date: October 2026
- Dimensions: 10 x 7 x 0.72 inches
- Shipping Weight: 1.33 pounds
- Page Count: 348
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