Rendez-Vous with a Purpose
This week was a very interesting one in my life, as I enjoyed some time in one of my favourite states, along with some of my…
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This week was a very interesting one in my life, as I enjoyed some time in one of my favourite states, along with some of my…
Back in June our family was getting ready to take delivery of our new cottage, and it brought up a number of questions that we…
I recently had the pleasure of spending time with several couples who were all at the stage of their lives where planning an…
Spending quality time planning for the future is something that just about everyone should do, but which very few actually do in…
Last week’s blog about “Exit Planning” elicited some confusion, and this week’s post will try to clear things up. To actually…
The concept of under-promising and then over-delivering is not a new one, not by any stretch of the imagination. However, early…
I recently had the chance and the privilege to spend a 24-hour period in the company of several quite extraordinary people, and…
To begin, I must confess that I really hate the term “succession planning”, but in a title or headline, it is important to use…
Recently I gave a short presentation to a group of business people, all of whom have children, on the subject of possibly…
This week I had the pleasure of attending an event put on by Groupe Relève Québec, which became the inspiration for this weekly…
This past week I attended a full day event put on by IMAQ, the “Institut de la Médiation et Arbitrage du Québec”, which included…
Is a blindspot really a blindspot if you don’t know you have it? As is often the case, this week’s blog subject is based on…
When people cite statistics about family businesses, they often talk about how many such businesses exist, what percentage of GDP…
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