I raised my daughter to value making a difference over making money. Now I question that lesson.

The author (right) and her daughter both founded nonprofits. Courtesy of Miriam Bonilla. My daughter and I both run nonprofits: mine rescues dogs; hers supports women's education. We are both passionate about our philanthropic work, but it comes at a price. I sometimes wonder if I should have encouraged her to choose a paycheck over passion and purpose. Two years ago, my daughter, Jordan, was in the outskirts of Marrakech in Morocco with a group of 15 Amazigh girls from the High Atlas Mountains . Displaced after a recent earthquake, they were in a temporary dorm, just a small house, but it was all they had available to them. My daughter was leading a yoga teacher training program through her nonprofit — one that she built herself from the ground up when she was 26. "How hot is it?"