Stand still long enough and I’ll knit you a sweater, put you in my novel, or explain why pro-wrestling is actually great || Managing Editor @PermanentEquity
The question of "What makes a good succession plan?" is one just about everybody – BigCo CEOs and boards, SmallBiz founders, kings, queens & fictional characters – seems to struggle with.
@PermanentEquity's Succession Planning Library launches via email & LI this Thursday.
When I talk to family-owned businesses, one of the first things that comes up as a pain point is succession planning. No one seems to know the right way to go about it, or if they have the good plan.
@timhanso, @SarahBethGDub, and I have been working on a @PermanentEquity tool to address this challenge for the last 6 months. It’s set to release as a series of 15+ weekly emails beginning this week.
Each installment is framed as a question, which is then answered in 3-4 parts:
1. Curated research and results
2. Our Take (how we are addressing this among our own companies)
3. Case Studies (sometimes)
4. Characters to Consider (sometimes)
Introduction launches Wednesday.
First Installment launches Thursday.
Link to subscribe to the series is in the next tweet.
If you have thoughts/recs to contribute to this series, please reach out.
When you’re about to move and a new bar opens up down the street that’s all book-themed cocktails, has seating like library carrels, and carries books from the local used book store, it’s almost like Asheville is begging you to stay.
That moment when you realize that your poison ivy rash is not, in fact “on the downhill” but instead merely paused to gather the strength and vigor required to spread EVERYWHERE.
Also, thanks to @timhanso for the extensive convo a few months ago on what to do if you're attacked by a bear. Prescient.
(I was not attacked by a bear. But I was ready.)
"I don’t have my novel outlined and I have to write to discover what I am doing. Like the old lady, I don’t know so well what I think until I see what I say; then I have to say it over again."
Thanks Flannery. Episode 5 up now!
Link (and bonus video pod) in next tweets.