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Navigating the Path of Business Transition Options
RFN provides a comprehensive roadmap for business owners navigating the complexities of transitioning their businesses. Our Academy has programs highlighting the importance of understanding the spectrum of business transition options. Business owners are advised to evaluate options based on fit, feasibility, likelihood and to seek professional assistance. We believe in further exploration and personalized guidance, empowering owners to approach their business transition with confidence and strategic foresight.
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When we reframe our understanding of risk to anticipate the unknown and the unexpected, we open ourselves up to asking more open-minded questions that ultimately, help us overcome our bias for safety. We move away from entrenched modalities and begin thinking like a start-up.
What do high art, The Last of Us and VUCA have in common?
“The creation of something new is not accomplished by the intellect but by the play instinct acting from inner necessity. The creative mind plays with the objects it loves.”
– Carl Jung
The more you know, the better you are at dealing with a polycrisis. Kind of.
“Overspecialization can lead to collective tragedy even when every individual separately takes the most reasonable course of action.”
– David Epstein, Range
What can fiction teach us about truth?
While both Yellowstone and Succession showcase a variety of exaggerated conflicts rooted in drama, they do an incredible job of capturing the power of family dynamics and headlong emotions. We see animosity, resentment, avoidance and tensions between siblings and generations, all reflections of reality we can learn from.
