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Family businesses rarely survive a civil war among the owners. As one family we work with puts it, “The biggest danger to this company is us.”
The Harvard Business Review Family Business Handbook
Josh Baron and Rob Lachenauer
As lovers—as desiring creatures and liturgical animals—our primary orientation to the world is visceral, not cerebral. In this respect, ancient wisdom about spiritual disciplines intersects with contemporary psychological insight into consciousness.
You Are What You Love
James K. A. Smith
On a team like this, there’s no place for cowboys, ninjas, rock stars, or gurus. (The Lone Ranger wasn’t much of a collaborator.) Folks who are invested in their own ideas will have a hard time working with a team that wants to listen to the market, gather evidence, and find the best idea, regardless of its source. Those personalities don’t work on a sensing team.
Sense and Respond
Jeff Gothelf, Josh Seiden
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