On Saturday, February 29, 2020 ShotBox will host Scott Wilhite, an
award-winning writer, producer, and director and founder of the high net worth
family preservation service, bacstory.com. Wilhite will be introducing
HeirloomStories.tv, which brings focused family storytelling to a broader audience
with an easily attainable price point.
History has shown that 70% of the wealth of high net worth families is
lost by the time it hits the grandchildren. The family wealth is gone because
the family is gone. The relationships simply fall apart.
After working with high net worth families since 2001, Wilhite
recognized a similar need with families everywhere. “Youth today are
struggling. They’ve got high levels of anxiety, depression, and
self-destructive behaviors and addictions. They’ve got an identity crisis,”
says Wilhite. “They need to know who and whose they are.”
HeirloomStories is a platform for Generation One parents and
grandparents to share the life lessons, insights, beliefs, and values that have
guided them throughout their lives. The done-for-you service handles all the
details from storycoaching, to recording, to distribution on a custom family
webpage.
The connection between grandchildren and their grandparents has been
severed. Children source wisdom from YouTubers and Instagram Influencers
instead of their grandparents. Wilhite points out, “We don’t ask Aunt Kris for
a recipe anymore, we Google it; we don’t ask Grandpa for help fixing the mower,
we go to YouTube. There’s an opportunity to restore the grandparent connection
through the family narrative.
About ShotBox
ShotBox is an
innovative portable light box that allows individuals to quickly digitize their
most precious journals, scrapbooks, photos, and heirlooms.
For more information, visit ShotBox.me. (link
http://www.ShotBox.me/)
About Scott Wilhite and HeirloomStories.tv
Scott Wilhite is an
award winning commercial filmmaker, best-selling author, speaker, and app
maker. His focus is on helping preserve family relationships through clarifying
their family narrative.
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