Last week we introduced a concept that, to some of you, may be a new option. If you’re not ready to sell your business and ride into the sunset, imagine... read more →
This week's post is co-authored by Kevin Condon, an associate of JHA. Please see his bio below. When one buys or sells a firm, there are a number of key... read more →
This week, we‘re viewing that ambiguous liminal space between client and financial advisor (or business owner) from the point of view of the financial advisor. It’s up to you to... read more →
Most business owners I talk with are still emerging from “hibernation,” shaking off the rust, and envisioning and creating their 2013. Dr. C. Otto Scharmer calls this “presencing” and puts... read more →
Last week, I began our tour through the liminal dimension of business ethics as incarnated by John Bogle and the Vanguard Group mutual fund company. We often feel it is other people... read more →
Many owners—and most of humanity--struggle with articulating and living consciously by the genius within. The expression of genius is what makes us and our firms unique and best suited for... read more →
The journey of 1000 miles begins with the first step —Chinese Proverb Many business owners are so overwhelmed with the immediate, that they don’t know where to begin. Or, they... read more →
When God gives of God’s self, one of two things happens: either flesh is inspirited or spirit is enfleshed. —Richard Rohr At last week’s 3to5 Club, a bi-monthly meeting of... read more →
Last week, I talked about how a couple of merchants in a little medieval town created an unanticipated social capital footprint. Their decisions to uphold and propagate standards of honest... read more →
For those of you who attended my presentation at the TiE Rockies Breakfast for Business on November 2, 2012, thanks for your support! For those unable to attend, here is... read more →
