When capital becomes consciousness
Many of us inherit. Some of us learn to turn that inheritance into something aligned.
When our father passed away nearly ten years ago, he left behind a relatively significant estate.
But it wasn’t a smooth or peaceful inheritance. It was a heavy one — filled with love, tension, unspoken truths, and unfinished decisions.
It wasn’t just a financial asset: it was an emotional weight, a psychological legacy, a silent call to do things differently.
Very quickly, we understood that our role wasn’t simply to manage a portfolio.
It was to structure something bigger. Something more alive.
It was about making meaning from what had been passed on — not just numbers, but a story, a culture, and a wound too.
That’s when Next Momentum Capital began to take shape again.
Not as a purely financial entity, but as an answer to a deeper question:
What do we truly want to transmit? And under what conditions does it make sense?
We began to restructure. To learn. To invest.
And at every step, one conviction kept resurfacing:
Capital is not neutral.
It is the extension of our decisions, our values, and our way of being in the world.
Which means that investing is not just about seeking returns.
It’s about taking a stand.
It’s about participating in shaping the future.
Sometimes, it’s about repairing what’s been damaged.
And always, it’s about cultivating what deserves to be passed on.
At NMC, we invest with a dual commitment:
• strategic and financial rigor,
• and human and emotional awareness.
Of course, we analyze the assets. But we also examine the narratives. The intentions. The hidden impacts.
We look at the numbers — but also at the people behind them.
And we ask a simple question: Does this investment make the world a bit more coherent with what we believe in?
This isn’t a moral stance. It’s a stance of responsibility.
And perhaps, of maturity.
Because what’s the point of growing capital if it creates emptiness around it?
What’s the use of passing on wealth if it divides?
Why invest in the future, if doing so harms those we love today?
We don’t claim to have all the answers.
But we’re on the path.
And for us, that path is called coherence.
Turning inheritance into a living force.
Turning capital into a lever of consciousness.
And turning our personal history into fertile ground for building better.
Guillaume Mondron
