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From Personalities to Principles
The transition every family enterprise must make if it hopes to survive beyond the founding generation.
A founder once told his advisor something that stayed with her for years. He said: “In the beginning, we made every decision at the dinner table. My wife handled the...
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You Built an Empire. But Did You Build a Family?
On the difference between a successful business and an enduring legacy.
There is a moment that visits almost every successful founder. The business is running well. The children are grown and working in the company. Money flows. And yet, quietly, in...
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On Compassion and Forgiveness
We are not all “finished products.” We are all works in progress—growing, healing, and learning to become more mature in our relationships with God and with one another. Each of...
Faith works wonders
My faith in God has never been shaken or diminished despite all the trials and tribulations I have endured throughout my life. Nor has it wavered in the face of...
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Part Two of Three
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Part Two of Three
From Personalities to Principles
The transition every family enterprise must make if it hopes to survive beyond the founding generation.
A founder once told his advisor something that stayed with her for years. He said: “In the beginning, we made every decision at the dinner table. My wife handled the...
Part One of Three
You Built an Empire. But Did You Build a Family?
On the difference between a successful business and an enduring legacy.
There is a moment that visits almost every successful founder. The business is running well. The children are grown and working in the company. Money flows. And yet, quietly, in...
On Compassion and Forgiveness
We are not all “finished products.” We are all works in progress—growing, healing, and learning to become more mature in our relationships with God and with one another. Each of...
Creatives of the award-winning film ‘2 Valid IDs’ hope the film will be a ‘wake-up call’ to lawmakers
By Janet Susan R. Nepales Where in the world does one have to present two valid IDs to get another ID? Only in the Philippines, folks! Such is the...
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