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August 14, 2016/by Steve LeglerSweet Secluded Rendez-Vous
As I hinted last week, I will attempt to review my experience…
August 7, 2016/by Steve LeglerProgress vs. Perfection
This week I was in Denver for conferences by the Purposeful…
July 31, 2016/by Steve LeglerFacts versus Opinions and Assumptions
Opinions disguised as Facts
This week I was participating…
July 23, 2016/by Steve LeglerThis week I was participating…
It’s NOT about the Money
In some ways, this blog has been a long time coming.…
What Are You Leaving Them?
Just about every parent gets to a point in their life where…
July 10, 2016/by Steve LeglerWhat To Do with a To Do List
Most people are familiar with the concept of a…
The Languages of Family Legacy
Having grown up in Montreal, a bilingual city, has been a…
June 25, 2016/by Steve LeglerSFTU versus STFU
The year 1989 was an important one for me, as it was the…
June 19, 2016/by Steve LeglerSimplifying Complexity and Ethical Wills
A few weeks ago I came across a blog post by the Blunt Bean…
June 11, 2016/by Steve LeglerWhen your Greatest Desire is also your Greatest Fear
This week I was privileged to be invited to a lunchtime speech…
June 5, 2016/by Steve LeglerPutting the “Own” in Ownership
I am a big fan of the three-circle model and I have been since I first learned of its existence a few years ago.
As the story goes, it was actually derived from the two-circle model that preceded it, which was already groundbreaking in its own way because it was an attempt to separate the “family” and the “business” circles, while acknowledging their overlap.
May 29, 2016/by Steve LeglerAs the story goes, it was actually derived from the two-circle model that preceded it, which was already groundbreaking in its own way because it was an attempt to separate the “family” and the “business” circles, while acknowledging their overlap.
My CAFÉ Symposium 2016 Top 10 List
Returning from Calgary after attending my third annual CAFÉ…
May 22, 2016/by Steve LeglerTeach your Kids to Make Lemonade
Our ability to navigate the tricky subjects around family…
May 15, 2016/by Steve LeglerHumble and Kind
It has been over three years since I wrote a blog with a title…
May 8, 2016/by Steve LeglerGoing Far? Go Together
Quoting African proverbs has not been a habit…
Objective. Neutral. Compassionate?
Business families can often benefit from bringing in outside…
April 24, 2016/by Steve LeglerHard versus Soft? Or Hard versus Harder?
It honestly makes me laugh sometimes when I hear people speak…
April 17, 2016/by Steve LeglerSTOP working in your family BUSINESS,
START working on your business FAMILY
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