The 75% Who Regret Selling Did Not Misprice the Deal. They Mispriced Themselves.By Baz Porter
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Retire From Property Management: A Different Way to Think About Real EstateBy Ray DeWitt
Hertz Said It Would Buy 100,000 Teslas. Two Years Later, It Was Selling 20,000 EVs and Taking a $245 Million Hit.Funders Don’t Invest in Activity. They Invest in Outcomes.Popeyes’ 136-Restaurant Franchisee Had Profitable Stores. Its Debt Sank It Anyway.
Your Business Book Is Not the StrategyBy Lisa L. Levy
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How Fractional Executives can Help Your Company Thrive: Key FactsBy Paul Whitley
Funders Don’t Invest in Activity. They Invest in Outcomes.The Job Candidate on Your Next Video Call Might Not Be a Real PersonA Couple Canceled Their Water Softener. Then a Worker Dumped the Salt on Their Lawn.
Stop Employee Turnover with These Sales Hiring TipsBy C. Lee Smith
Hertz Said It Would Buy 100,000 Teslas. Two Years Later, It Was Selling 20,000 EVs and Taking a $245 Million Hit.Funders Don’t Invest in Activity. They Invest in Outcomes.Circuit City Fired Its Best-Paid Salespeople to Save Money. Two Years Later, Every Store Was Closed.
Continuous Process Improvement Is an Executive PriorityBy Lisa L. Levy
Juicero’s $400 Juicer Lost a Race to a Pair of Human Hands. Investors Had Already Put In $120 Million.AI Is Not Your Strategy. It Is a Test of Your StrategyOne Employee’s Laptop May Have Opened the Door to a $6.3 Billion Crypto Heist
Trust Is the Currency of Nonprofit LeadershipBy Hugh Ballou
When Every Conversation With Your Teen Becomes a BattleBefore You Call Your Child Selfish…The Inheritance Nobody Talks About: The Financial Habits Your Children Learn From You
The Company That Tells You What Your House Is Worth Bought Thousands of Homes on Its Own Estimates. It Guessed Wrong.
A Company Sued a Woman for $25,000 Over One Google Review. She Says It’s Really About Her Ex-Boyfriend.
Jeffrey Hayzlett · ChairmanThe Typical Small Business Still Sells for Less Than a House. Wall Street Just Figured Out Why That’s a Bargain.