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How Executive Leaders Can Get Their Time Back Without Losing Control
Most of the executives I work with are not struggling because they lack discipline or drive. They're struggling because the business has quietly been designed...
Reasons Managing People Is Harder Than Business Owners Think
Most business owners become leaders by accident. You built something. People started working for you. And suddenly you were responsible not just for the work,...
Stop Making Business Decisions That Quietly Damage Family Relationships
Running a business and running a family are not separate jobs. They pull from the same reserves of time, attention, and trust. And when business...
Why Founders Struggle to Share Leadership
If you built your business from the ground up, sharing leadership probably feels like one of the hardest things anyone has asked of you. Not...
Make the Hard Decisions That Move the Business Forward Without Losing the Family
There's a decision you've been putting off. You already know what needs to happen. A role needs to change. A conversation needs to be had....
The E-Myth’s 7-Step Business Development Program for Family Business Owners
Back in 1986, I picked up a book that stopped me in my tracks. It was called The E-Myth: Why Most Small Businesses Don't Work...
Executive Coaching vs. Business Coaching: The Definitive Guide
Executive coaching and business coaching are often used interchangeably. It's common to hear business owners and leaders say they're "working with a coach" without much...
Mission vs. Vision: What’s the Difference?
https://youtu.be/6Mjbk0pTJYI In a previous video, I gave some advice on how to write a mission statement. However, there is a lot of confusion between the mission versus...
7 Reasons Why Your Company Needs A Mission Statement
What Is a Mission Statement in Business? Business owners often ask me if it’s really important to have a written mission statement. In many companies,...
Which Type of Business Plan Do You Actually Need?
Most business owners understand that planning is important. Because of that, many assume they should have a “business plan” in place—and they’re right. The problem...
