Six of the world's richest people who are not leaving their billions worth of fortune to their children

"Money won't make success; the freedom to make it will," said Nelson Mandela. For numerous billionaires across the world, money was not a given; they began with nothing and worked hard enough to now own everything. For their families and friends, they have made sure money is never a factor to consider when living life. But as important as financial stability is to a person, so is the will to do something on their own, create something of their own. And that is one thing the wealthy seem to understand, since they seem to be implementing it in their own children as well.In the next two decades, the heirs of the world's richest are set to become even richer. An estimated $84 trillion is expected to be passed down in what has been deemed the largest-ever transfer of intergenerational wealth. However, not all billionaires seem to be on board. From Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg to Patagonia founder Yvon Chouinard, some have decided against leaving their fortunes to their children, according to a recent report by Observer. Here's a look at the who's and who's of the world that decided not to offer their wealth to their kids.Mark ZuckerbergMark Zuckerberg started Facebook, now Meta Platforms, f...