When a founder’s memories fade, what disappears isn’t just recollection. It’s clarity. Suddenly, for the next generation, everything feels up for reinterpretation. Here is why (and when) you need to start…
There’s a delicate balance between sharing enough and sharing too much – both among family members and with external constituents. Dive into my podcast with the Family Office Exchange and learn how families can navigate this balance…
Our children’s instincts are often to rebel against our guidance, but they are physiologically, psychologically, and emotionally wired to learn from us — if we share advice in the form of stories…
There’s arguably no job more important for a company, and yet far too often it’s a scramble to find workers in a frothy labor market—or to keep those essential team members who will carry you through tough times….
For family offices thinking about the big picture—who believe their clients’ legacies should be about more than just the stuff they leave behind—a strategy is definitely in order…
Many leaders think that storytelling is an inherited trait, like charm or charisma. But that’s not true. Everybody can learn to be a better storyteller—if they’re willing to put in the work…
Some corporate leaders are now going “under the radar” with DEI, hoping not to attract the attention of the activists and agitators waging those culture wars. There’s merit to the criticism….
How can we help two divergent cultures better understand each other and where they’re coming from? It all comes down to sharing stories…
Samantha Reynolds
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