Dec 22, 2022
Jeremy Pryor had an epiphany over two decades ago, realizing that the way we do family in the West is mostly a failed experiment, and the scriptures are calling us back to a bigger and better design.
When God wanted to start the story and give a mission and an order, he didn’t make an individual. He created a family—a multi-generational family team on mission to be exact. Jeremy believes recovering this paradigm is the key to a flourishing, powerful, life-giving family. And that’s what family teams is. A place to find resources, courses, community, live events, and more to equip you as you say no to the western family experiment and yes to God’s design of building a family team on mission!
In this episode, Jeremy talks about shifting the focus from individual success to generational success, the importance of integrating work and family life, what kind of boundaries to set when integrating family into your business, and ways to get started with this mindset.
To learn more and find valuable resources visit www.FamilyTeams.com
Jeremy loves to coach those looking to:
- Launch a family business
- Do mission, community, or discipleship through the home
- Integrate faith, family, and business
Check out his podcasts: Jeremy Pryor's Podcast, Family Teams Podcast, and 1000 Houses Podcast
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