The Goal: Fix Your Partnership Problems In 30 Days.
You don’t have to carry the stress. Get your partnership issues worked out and have your best year ever!
Act While There is Time. Cut the stress for 2020.
Make a Succession Plan for the Family Business
Family Business Succession Planning: Make a definite plan. How will they support the parents and when can they take charge. That’s what they want.
6 Steps to Deal With a High Conflict (Bully) Business Partner
The High Conflict Business Partner AKA the Bully is the most difficult type of person to deal with. Here are 6 Tips to help you deal with the Bully Partner.
5 Red Flags That Say Your Business Partnership is in Trouble
Business partnerships can be a fantastic way to pool resources and knowledge in order to create a successful enterprise. However, even the most well-intentioned partnerships can break down if certain warning signs are ignored. In this post, I will point out the 5 red flags that should never be ignored when you see them in your business partnership and provide you with guidance on how to deal with them.
Plan for the Day a Partner Wants to Leave the Business
If you have read my other posts, you know I strongly encourage people who form Partnerships to create a Partnership Agreement. The document must specify how a Partner can leave the Partnership voluntarily while ensuring that the business is protected from two potential disasters: firstly, by avoiding terms that could bankrupt the business, and secondly, by preventing the admission of unplanned Partners.
Message from Chris
“There is still time to fix your partnership issues if you and your partner are still on speaking terms. Think about how great it would be to eliminate the stress of your partnership problems. If you’re willing to do the work, you could start your year in the best position ever.”
I Help Fix Partnership Problems
Yes, sometimes my work is stressful. It’s also very rewarding when I hear those magic words, “yes, I can agree to that.” That’s the instant everything starts to get better. When I help work out a partnership problem, I try to take the friction away so that we can have calm and productive discussions. You would be amazed at how much can be accomplished in a short time once the emotions are out of the way and we can focus on specific ways to eliminate the tension. Many of my clients tell me that the process is therapeutic. For me, yes, there is stress because I want everything to work out, but it’s amazing to be a part of helping so many businesses succeed. I love my work.