Find yourself at work all the time? Fear that you're missing out on things going on in your personal life? It's a concern most professionals have throughout their careers. Sometimes work success spells danger for personal matters.
Find yourself at work all the time? Fear that you're missing out on things going on in your personal life? It's a concern most professionals have throughout their careers. Sometimes work success spells danger for personal matters.
Wisdom allows us to take our past experiences and reflect on what could be done differently for the future. Sometimes, we go through situations and say, "I wish I would've known this before."
Not sure who should be a part of your company board or how meetings should be structured? Wes and Brooks break down their advice on setting realistic business goals and who you should trust to carry them out.
In this week's episode, Wes and Brooks discuss the importance of managing your balance sheet.
In this episode, Wes and Brooks dive into the complex balancing act of managing finances and taking risks.
In this week's episode, Wes and Brooks break down the tips you need to know when transitioning the ownership of your family business.
Backed by decades of experience, Wes and Brooks discuss common family business problems that arise and share their tips on how to solve them. These issues include poor communication between employees and family members, maintaining a work-life balance, eliminating favoritism amongst staff, and more.
Are you close to making the next big decision for your business? In this week's episode, Spencer, Wes, and Brooks discuss how to effectively communicate and manage the various stakeholders within your company.
Listen as Wes and Brooks Powell recall their initial experience working for their family business. They discuss how business owners can nurture their children's entrepreneurial spirit & build skills for the future.
There is often an antagonistic relationship between architects and builders. But did you know? Historically speaking, the architect was always a builder too. According to our guest David Supple, the schism between designer and builder is a recent one, and one that has had a negative effect on the industry and client satisfaction.
