On Discernment and Resourcefulness for Family Clients
Key Success Factors for Working on Family Transitions. When I stated sharing my thoughts in this blog over a decade ago, I…
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Meta Views on Sharing with Peers and Families
Learning by Sharing, and Sharing our Learnings. Ever since I had my calling to work with families facing the challenges of…
The “Bookends” View of Family Life
Following Up On the Escalator Post. It’s been a few years since I’ve written a two-part blog post, and when I used to…
The Crowded Escalator Problem in Families
It Gets Dangerous When People Won’t Disembark. When going about one’s business in society, there are some unwritten rules that…
A More Important Type of “A.I.” for Family Enterprises
Probably Not as Big a Deal as Artificial Intelligence. A couple of months back, my wife took an extended work trip that had me…
Unpacking How Families Plan for Transitions
Please Stop Calling it a “TRANSFER”. Many families know that they should be planning for the eventual transition of their wealth…
Challenges to Working with Families as Clients
More Here Than Meets the Eye. Working with enterprising families brings up many challenges, which I write about here weekly. I…
Working with Families – Lessons from Chiropractors
Frequency of Interventions Varies Over Time. The time lapse between a blog idea and my eventually writing about it is usually a…
Seeing the Same Thing, Differently
. Perspectives Vary When Viewing Identical Situations. Some of the subjects I write about in this space are pretty specific to…
Balancing Confidence and Competence
Problems Arise When They’re Out of Whack. This week we’re looking at a topic that applies to both the people who work in their…
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