A Meaningful Inheritance: Don't Wait for Life to Become Perfect Before You Start Enjoying Being Alive

My dad didn't leave me much. He left me a book. Turns out that was a lot.

We spend so much of our lives waiting. Waiting until we make more money. Waiting until the kids get older. Waiting until work calms down. Waiting until life finally makes sense. And while we're busy waiting for everything to become perfect, life is quietly happening: our children grow, our parents age, and people we thought would always be here disappear.

A Meaningful Inheritance is a collection of short, honest lessons on how to stop waiting and start living. In pages you can read in a single sitting, some only a few lines long, Travis Pierre Triggs writes about working hard, loving hard, forgiving quickly, following God when life doesn't make sense, and refusing to wait for perfect before you enjoy being alive.

Written by a father to his children and to anyone who needs it, this is a book about building a life worth remembering while you're still living it.

Because the greatest inheritance we leave behind isn't money or property. It's what our lives teach the people who come after us.

A short book. A heavy one. Read it slow.