This week I explore what the Torah's blueprint for the Mishkan teaches us about generational legacy. The wealth management industry spends billions trying to preserve family wealth through governance structures and values workshops — but they're starting too late. Neuroscience shows 90% of brain development happens before age five, yet the industry's best roadmap starts there. The Torah's model: plant the wood before you need it, grow it upright from the root, and the gold will have something to adhere to. Character formation isn't a program — it's the daily, messy, unglamorous work of parenting from the earliest ages. That's where legacy actually lives.