They're really just trying to help you navigate making sure that holistically you're financially healthy and then setting it up with the goals that you have long term.

When we first got engaged and then got married, we decided that we did not want finances to be a tension and we wanted to bring someone else to the table to help us mitigate some of those things and make sure that we were aligned on our strategy. We didn't just want wealth for wealth's sake. We wanted somebody who could help us know what to do as incomes grew and to use it for good and not just like for our own lifestyle growth, like creating bags for the homeless and pointing them towards an organization that we do support financially and just different things to even engage our kids from young ages on what it means to be generous, not just in the big stuff and behind the scenes, but also in the little things and like acting on the warmhearted impulses as well.

I would say it starts with the personal, but then it also starts from the mindset that it's not our money, right? Like and that when you're with a partner that believes that too, that this is something that God has entrusted you to steward and to take care of. When you think that and believe that, and your partner thinks that and believes that, it creates a greater sense of alignment in your ability to kind of work through how to use this resource really well. And it's not just for lifestyle. It's not just for future. It is how are you supposed to be using this resource that God's given you?

Pando is for the person who wants to start to remove the financial weight in the day-to-Day life, because I think there can be a lot of questions around, am I doing the right thing? Am I putting my money in the right places? One thing we love about Pando is their partnership in working with us to create early alignment in our marriage around finances, and that foundation has created a really great future.

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