
Stop Fixing Your Weaknesses
Most people burn their best hours hiding what they're bad at instead of compounding what they're great at. That gap is a quiet business cost.
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Most people burn their best hours hiding what they're bad at instead of compounding what they're great at. That gap is a quiet business cost.

Purpose or profit, pick one — that framing has run boardrooms since 1970. Run a company long enough and the choice turns out to be false.

Say the mission once and the team forgets it by Thursday. Alignment isn't a kickoff speech; it's a cost you pay every week.

Only about 30% of family businesses reach the second generation, and 12% the third. A real succession protocol changes those odds. Here's the practice.