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There is a Hebrew proverb that says you die twice.....
Once when your heart stops.
And once when your name is spoken for the last time.
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I think about that often.
In 2004, our family lost my brother-in-law, Keith Milano, to suicide.
After Keith died, my wife Denise made a promise: he would not go quietly.
For more than twenty years, we have kept that promise by saying his name, sharing his story, and speaking openly about mental health and suicide prevention.
But I have been keeping a secret.....
I wrote a chapter about it.
It is called “Why Didn’t I Know He Could Die?” and it is part of a new book "𝑬𝒗𝒆𝒏 𝑴𝒐𝒓𝒆 𝑻𝒉𝒂𝒏 𝑴𝒐𝒏𝒆𝒚."
The chapter appears in the Money is for… Enduring section.
And that word matters.
Enduring is not just getting through something painful.
It is finding a way to carry love forward.
For our family, money became more than a number.
It became a way to raise awareness, support mental health advocacy, help other families feel less alone, and keep Keith’s story doing good in the world.
Because legacy is not only what you leave behind.
It is what continues because you chose to act.
Even More Than Money is out in the world, having released on July 21, 2026.
I hope “Why Didn’t I Know He Could Die?” inspires you when you grab your copy.
The best financial relationships begin with understanding people...
One of the many reasons we are excited to introduce Hanna Sheppard is that those words capture the approach she brings to her role as a Relationship Manager
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Keith Milano often asked why the world didn't believe he was sick
His memory endures as @Lawrence_Sprung shares how his suicide fueled a mission to help others via their work for @afspnational
"Why Didn't I Know He Could Die?" can be found on page 151 of "Even More than Money"
Keith Milano used to ask why the world did not believe he was sick
His memory will endure as @Lawrence_Sprung shares how Keith's suicide fueled a mission to help others in a chapter of "Even More than Money."
"Why Didn't I Know He Could Die?" can be found on page 151
And she took my picture.... again
All joking aside...
I am overJOYed that "Even More Than Money" will be in a bookstore near you very soon.
My chapter can be found in the 'Money is for... Enduring' section
"Why didn't I know he could die?" speaks to the impacts since losing my brother-in-law, Keith Milano, to suicide over 20 years ago.
If you are coming to the office in the upcoming weeks, I would be happy to give you a signed copy.
You can grab a copy at Amazon and most major retailers.
What Is Your Money Really For?
Even More Than Money addresses that powerful question
In Even More Than Money,“Why Didn’t I Know He Could Die?”, shares how Keith���s story became a catalyst for action.
The chapter invites readers to consider how money can help purpose endure.
You think reaching the dream changes everything.
Then life reminds you that success doesn't stop adversity.
What carries you forward isn't the trophy. It's your purpose, your mindset, and your willingness to keep growing. 🏈✨
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Have you ever looked at your calendar and wondered how your life got so far from what matters most?
The commute.
The late nights.
The “I’ll be home soon” texts…
When my older son was born, I started looking at my life differently.
At the time, my office was about 20 miles from home.
On a map, that did not seem so bad.
But with New York traffic, some nights it took me 45 minutes to get home.
So I drew a ten-mile circle around my house and made myself a promise:
“I’m going to buy a location somewhere in here.”
Eventually, I found a space 7 miles from home.
That decision bought me back time.
It gave me a way to build @MitlinFinancial while being present more
For me, my boys needed to know they were my priority.
And not just in words.
Over the years, I have often felt like I was on an island, as I make it very clear that my family, my boys, came first.
Dads don’t talk about the hard stuff enough.
And though I never thought the answer would with getting together a group of Dads on an actual island, my @REBL_Dads time on Necker Island proved me wrong.
I am honored to have contributed a story about what I have learned being a dad to @ZachSprung55 and @jeremy_sprung
My story is included in “REBL Dad: What 100+ Fathers Reveal About Successful Leadership at Home and Work,” alongside stories from an incredible group of dads.
REBL Dads™ cofounders Derek Notman and Adam Holt, brought this book to life with the support of @richardbranson.
I hope the book helps other dads sit with the same question I asked myself 20-plus years ago:
Am I building my business around my life, or forcing my life to fit around my business?
#REBLDads