Replacing yourself in the day-to-day begins with identifying what no longer needs you. By systematically offloading tasks — starting with the ones you enjoy least — and gradually empowering others to own them, leaders can free themselves to focus on work that energizes them while building a stronger, more confident team.
Succession Planning

Replacing Yourself at Your Company

  Business owners regularly complain about working too many hours and not being able to take a vacation. My strategy for replacing myself in the day-to-day workflow offered me enough freedom to enter my “preferment” […]

Succession Planning

Why Every Business Needs A Will

Over 90 percent of the businesses in the United States are closely held (nonpublic). More than two-thirds of those are family owned and controlled. Unfortunately, approximately 70 percent of them will not survive past the […]