Why do so many families build wealth, only to lose it a generation later?

Matt Johns sits down with John Knowlton to explore the real reason generational wealth so often disappears, and why the problem usually goes far deeper than investing.

John brings a rare mix of experience to the conversation. He has served as a pastor, built three registered investment advisory firms, and spent years thinking about leadership, stewardship, family systems, and what it actually takes to build something that lasts. Together, Matt and John unpack the role of family governance, shared values, inheritance planning, decision-making, and the structures that help wealth endure across generations.

They discuss why money alone is rarely enough, how families can build stronger systems around capital, what it means to be a force for good over time, and why raising the next generation well may be one of the most overlooked parts of legacy planning.

This is a conversation about more than wealth. It is about stewardship, family, purpose, and the kind of structure required to make capital serve something bigger than the present moment.

If you are interested in generational wealth, family governance, inheritance planning, legacy, stewardship, or building wealth with greater intention, this episode will give you a deeper framework for thinking about what lasts.

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What happens when a successful hedge fund investor begins to question whether returns alone are enough?

In this episode, Matt sits down with Peter Lupoff, former hedge fund founder, family office investor, impact investing educator, and Partner at Beatrice Advisors to explore how his view of capital changed over time.

Peter shares the personal and professional turning points that led him from traditional investing into the world of impact investing, and explains why he believes money can be used as a tool not only for financial returns, but also for measurable social and environmental outcomes.

They discuss:

• Peter’s transition from hedge funds to impact investing
• what a 100% impact investing portfolio looks like in practice
• the difference between ESG and impact investing
• how family offices and wealthy families are thinking about values-aligned capital
• why measuring impact is still one of the biggest challenges in the space
• what the next generation of investors understands about capital that others may be missing

This is a thoughtful conversation about wealth, values, responsibility, and the future of investing and why Peter believes this is not a passing trend, but where capital is heading.

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Why do so many families struggle to preserve wealth across generations?

In this episode of Purpose Driven Capital, Matt sits down with Josh Kanter, founder of Leaf Planner and longtime advisor to multi-generational families navigating the complexity of wealth, governance, and legacy.

After building his career as a lawyer and helping manage a complex tax litigation battle that reached the U.S. Supreme Court, Josh found himself responsible for navigating an intricate network of family trusts, investments, and entities. That experience ultimately led him to focus on helping families organize and sustain wealth across generations.

In this conversation, Josh shares insights from decades working with families managing complex financial structures and generational transitions.

We discuss:

• Why generational wealth often disappears
• The hidden complexity inside family offices
• Why communication matters more than capital
• The role of purpose in sustaining wealth across generations
• How families can better prepare the next generation

This episode explores the intersection of wealth, governance, relationships, and legacy and what it really takes for families to build wealth that lasts.

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