Modern life is built around the individual: your goals, your schedule, your preferences. But for many families, the results have been painful: more loneliness, more stress, more disconnection. In this conversation, Ben sits down with Jeremy Pryor, founder of Family Teams, to explore a countercultural idea: what if we were designed to live on teams, and the ultimate team is your family? Jeremy shares how a transformative season in Israel reshaped his view of fatherhood and legacy, and why he believes strong families are built through shared purpose, shared work, and shared rhythms. Jeremy unpacks practical ways families can move from "a shared last name" to "a unified team," including the power of a weekly multi-generational meal, creating spaces where siblings learn to cheer for each other, and making intentional decisions about business, sports, and even where you live. Along the way, he offers a compelling challenge: what if we spent as much time investing in our kids as we do trying to protect them from future mistakes? If you've ever felt pulled in ten directions, this episode will give you a fresh framework for building something that lasts. Brief legal disclaimer: This podcast is intended for informational purposes only. The ideas and opinions on this episode do not constitute tax, legal or investment advice. Listeners should seek the input of their own tax, legal, and financial planning professionals before acting on any of the information provided. Any speaker on this podcast expresses ideas that are subjective to the time of the recording, and are subject to change without notice, and are not always indicative of the opinions of the underwriters of this show. This episode should not replace the diligence of a full financial plan with a financial planning professional that can take your specific situation into account.