cool! James Joyce does the same thing in his masterpiece, “Finnegan’s Wake.” He begins the 500 page novel with the last half of a sentence, and ends the novel with the first half of that same sentence. You can start reading anywhere in the book, and you come back to where you started. You’ve just been compared to James Joyce. Wow! Very
I had a similar feeling a few years ago when I started working with a family foundation: at first, it seemed like a way to optimize taxes and protect assets, but then it turned into a real time machine for legacy—an opportunity to pass on not only money but also values and influence on good causes to future generations. Charitable Foundation became a key resource for me, where everything was laid out clearly: from setting up a charitable foundation in Switzerland to tax benefits and long-term management.
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