EPISODE · May 7, 2025 · 34 MIN
#42 Nazi wealth and The Hour Before Dawn: Iris Brilliant confronts the past
from Das Neue Geben · host Janina Breitling und Felix Oldenburg
What happens when inherited wealth carries not just privilege, but trauma? In this powerful episode, we speak with Iris Brilliant—Enoughness Wealth Coach and founder of The Hour Before Dawn—about the moral and psychological dilemmas facing young inheritors, especially those whose wealth is linked to the Nazi regime.From her own experience growing up in the wealthy enclaves of California to working with next-generation wealth holders in Germany, Iris shares how silence, shame, and denial shape the lives of the affluent—and how new collectives are creating space for truth, responsibility, and reparative action.We explore questions like: What does it mean to have “enough”? Why do so many wealthy people feel unsafe? And how can we shift from guilt to accountability? This conversation confronts family legacies, the wealth defense industry, and the deep discomfort required to unlock money for the public good.Wenn ihr Fragen oder Anregungen habt, schreibt uns unter [email protected] mehr über uns und unseren Gast:Iris Brilliant: LinkedIn | irisbrilliant.comJanina Breitling: LinkedIn | nookees.com | nookees foundationFelix Oldenburg: LinkedIn | bcause.com | Das Neue Geben
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What happens when inherited wealth carries not just privilege, but trauma? In this powerful episode, we speak with Iris Brilliant—Enoughness Wealth Coach and founder of The Hour Before Dawn—about the moral and psychological dilemmas facing young inheritors, especially those whose wealth is linked to the Nazi regime.From her own experience growing up in the wealthy enclaves of California to working with next-generation wealth holders in Germany, Iris shares how silence, shame, and denial shape the lives of the affluent—and how new collectives are creating space for truth, responsibility, and reparative action.We explore questions like: What does it mean to have “enough”? Why do so many wealthy people feel unsafe? And how can we shift from guilt to accountability? This conversation confronts family legacies, the wealth defense industry, and the deep discomfort required to unlock money for the public good.Wenn ihr Fragen oder Anregungen habt, schreibt uns unter [email protected] mehr über uns und unseren Gast:Iris Brilliant: LinkedIn | irisbrilliant.comJanina Breitling: LinkedIn | nookees.com | nookees foundationFelix Oldenburg: LinkedIn | bcause.com | Das Neue Geben
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