I will help you build a family office worth $1M in 90 days or you get a full refund.

The Davis Family

$2.8M pooled | 90 days

A tech founder managing money for two adult siblings and aging parents was fielding constant requests. Within 90 days, Good Stewards built their investment club structure, opened the pooled account, and facilitated three family votes on capital allocation. The shift was immediate: requests now route through the system, not his phone.

“In ninety days, nobody was texting me asking for money. They were voting on where the family’s money goes. That’s the whole game right there.”

The Chen Household

$1.4M identified | 60 days

A C-suite executive and his spouse wanted to teach their three adult children about wealth stewardship, but lacked the structure to make it real. Good Stewards ran their family council sessions, drafted their constitution and family charter, and set up the pooled account. Their kids now attend monthly meetings and vote on every decision — the first time they’ve seen transparency.

“Our kids went from thinking wealth was magic to understanding it’s a system. That’s worth way more than the money.”

The Gonzalez Office

$5.2M across 7 households | 45 days

Five cousins inherited a business exit and wanted to invest together without creating family tension. Good Stewards built their governance layer, designed their voting structure, and created rules that made every decision transparent and non-personal. First quarter: $1.8M contributed, four capital decisions voted, zero family arguments.

“We went from “my money” and “your money” to “our strategy.” The system did that, not me.”

The Park Family

$900K pooled | 75 days

A physician earning $280K/year was the family’s de facto bank — covering a sibling’s down payment, parents’ medical costs, and a cousin’s startup loan. None were structured or tracked. In 90 days, Good Stewards moved all of it into a family partnership with a request/vote/record system. The result: conversations became organized, side deals ended, and the family actually repaid what they borrowed.

“For the first time, my family’s money has rules. And nobody resents them because everyone helped write them.”