My grandfather came to the United States from Japan in the 1970s to retire.
He planted a business instead.
That decision is now 54 years old. Three generations deep. I run the company he started.
When Hendrik Jordaan asked me to be Episode 2 of The Long View, a podcast for families investing at the speed of patience, I said yes immediately.
Because patience isn't a constraint in a family business. It's the competitive advantage.
We talked about:
--> What it actually means to inherit a legacy and make it your own
--> Why the families who win never confuse urgency with importance
--> How my grandfather's bet (planting instead of retiring) shaped every decision I make today
Episode here!
What's the longest investing horizon you've ever operated on?