The 5 Difficult Conversations Every Wealth Plan Needs
Sam Prentice explains five conversations founders need before financial pressure: enough, lawsuits, taxes, interrupted income, and market crashes.
Read article →Thoughts on wealth, happiness, and living a life of purpose.
Sam Prentice explains five conversations founders need before financial pressure: enough, lawsuits, taxes, interrupted income, and market crashes.
Read article →Sam Prentice explains the Wealth CEO role: running your wealth like a business, with you as the CEO who sets strategy and directs the specialists who execute it.
Read article →Sam Prentice explains where an earlier-stage entrepreneur should start when building wealth: get clear before you create, then three first priorities.
Read article →Sam Prentice explains concentrating capital to build wealth and diversifying to protect it, and how a founder knows when to shift from one to the other.
Read article →Sam Prentice explains how founders can build financial freedom without selling a business, funding the Wealth Pyramid from company cash flow over several years.
Read article →Sam Prentice's RATES framework scores any asset on return, accessibility, tax efficiency, expense, and safety, so entrepreneurs can compare investments beyond the rate of return.
Read article →Sam Prentice explains how organized financial structure protects a founder's focus and creative capacity so attention stays on the business.
Read article →Sam Prentice explains how to set a fixed annual speculation budget funded by a dedicated cash-flow pool, so a founder gets repeated shots at upside safely.
Read article →Sam Prentice explains how to size a liquidity reserve from your own spending, why the base of the Wealth Pyramid comes first, and how much cash to hold.
Read article →Sam Prentice explains how a founder can stress-test a diversified wealth plan against ordinary recession and interest-rate cycles, and why he treats them as expected.
Read article →Sam Prentice explains how founders can prepare emotionally and financially for life after a business exit, treating the transition to investor as a new chapter.
Read article →Sam Prentice explains how a wealth strategist works with your CPA and attorney: he designs the strategy and writes a brief your own professionals implement.
Read article →Sam Prentice shares a repeatable method for making a financial decision when fear takes over: give the concern a voice, find its truth, then decide.
Read article →Sam Prentice puts wealth management at roughly 30 percent tactics and 70 percent mindset. Here is why the inner work decides which strategies fit.
Read article →Sam Prentice explains how to size a wealth plan by finding the passive cash flow you need for Security first, then expanding it for Abundance and Impact.
Read article →Sam Prentice on how the top 1% build wealth: define the win first, build in a deliberate order, stay liquid, and use repeatable structure over lucky bets.
Read article →Sam Prentice explains why a high net worth can still feel insecure, and why dependable cash flow, not a balance-sheet number, is what makes wealth feel secure.
Read article →After an exit, a big number is not the same as dependable income. Sam Prentice on turning proceeds into cash flow that funds the life you actually want.
Read article →On the Fulfillionaire podcast, Sam Prentice reframes wealth around defined wins, cash flow, and peace, not just a net-worth target.
Read article →Sam Prentice breaks down the Wealth Pyramid with Ryan Daniel Moran: the allocation, the reasoning, and what it protects against, in his own words from the episode.
Read article →A ranked comparison of the five ways entrepreneurs get tax strategy done: a personal strategist, national CPA firms, wealth managers, educator-led programs, and software, by what each delivers and who it fits.
Read article →Tax strategy works when designed before income is earned. Sam Prentice's rule: plan in Q1 for the following year. Q4 is late but still captures most of the value.
Read article →Three legally distinct categories of tax reduction exist, and rental real estate is one tool in one of them. Sam Prentice explains entity restructuring, oil and gas IDCs, and tax credits.
Read article →See how wealth architecture connects a founder's goals with tax strategy, cash flow, protection, professional coordination, and impact.
Read article →Compare tax strategists by goals, credentials, scope, compensation, team coordination, and fit for entrepreneurs building generational wealth.
Read article →Separating intellectual property from operating risk: the holding structure, the license-back, arm's-length royalties under Section 482, and where the attorney takes over.
Read article →Hit the excess business loss cap? What happens to the disallowed loss, how the NOL carryover and the 80 percent limit work, and the timing moves that keep large losses useful.
Read article →Exit tax planning for founders: the QSBS exclusion and its 2025 changes, the Section 1045 rollover, installment sales, and why the clock starts years before the letter of intent.
Read article →The legal tools that lower a capital gains bill: holding periods and the 0/15/20 brackets, tax-loss harvesting, 1031 exchanges, QSBS, installment sales, opportunity funds, and charitable trusts.
Read article →The legal ways high earners offset wages with business losses: short-term rentals, real estate professional status, cost segregation, oil and gas, and the Section 461(l) cap.
Read article →I've been watching something strange happen at the intersection of three worlds that aren't supposed to touch. Investing. Spirituality. Technology.
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