24th July 2019
Thoughts occur
We consume significant amounts of background information, in order to refine our thinking and the solutions we provide for clients. Our blog is a place where we share incomplete thoughts, so please read on at your leisure, but bear in mind this is not advice.
24th July 2019
For most business owners, their business is their pension. And yet the majority rely on snippets of information that often comes from sources with conflicting agendas.
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Many people treat meaning and purpose as the same thing even though as nouns they are not interchangeable; they don’t mean the same thing. Read on to find out why and how making the distinction can help you.
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Acquiring businesses is complicated, but the headaches dramatically increase when the post-transaction integration starts. Success requires a distinct set of skills and a long-term resource commitment.
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Preparing for a change of ownership requires long term planning that starts with you, the current owner. It also requires a long-term business planning approach and early engagement with potential successors.
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The skills required to lead a start-up are distinct from those needed to take an existing successful business to the next level. If you don’t adapt, you die. From a career perspective that is. Have a read. It’s a true story.
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If you’ve been looking for some answers to life’s big questions, then this post is for you. Some practical exercises to help uncover your purpose await…
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Over a twenty-year period, Rob’s been exploring enterprise value. What it is, how to build it and the smartest ways to realise it. This post unpacks his formula for the development and realisation of enterprise value. Have a look.
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We all love a day out and a conference is a great opportunity to get away from the offices, learn new things and find out what other people are up to. But danger lurks in the aftermath. Go but have a plan for what you will do when you get back.
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