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The Productivity Mistake Most Family Businesses Don't See
Jun 23, 2026
Unknown duration
How to Set Targets That Actually Move Your Family Business Forward
Jun 16, 2026
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The Costly Mistake Most Family Businesses Make - Right Person, Wrong Role
Jun 10, 2026
17m 01s
Families in Business: Why Your Cashflow Problem Isn't Actually About Cash
Jun 2, 2026
15m 13s
What Your Family Business Actually Sells (Most Get This Wrong)
May 26, 2026
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| 6/23/26 | ![]() The Productivity Mistake Most Family Businesses Don't See | You don't need more hours in the day. You just need to stop spending your best hours on the wrong things.Because the biggest threat to your growth isn't a lack of opportunity. It's spending too much time doing work someone else should be doing.In this episode, Mark and Caroline unpack a practical framework for identifying where your hours are really going and why being busy doesn't always mean you're creating value. They explore the different “time zones” every business owner operates in, how certain tasks quietly drain your energy and impact, and why the ultimate goal isn't productivity at all.It's freedom.If you've ever ended a day feeling exhausted but strangely unaccomplished, this episode will help you rethink what deserves your attention and what needs to leave your plate.The goal isn't to squeeze more work into your calendar. The goal is to spend more time doing the work that only you can do. The closer you move toward that zone, the closer you get to the freedom you hoped your business would give you when you started it.The businesses that create lasting wealth aren't necessarily the ones working the longest hours. They're the ones that become intentional about where their time goes.Take a moment this week to identify one task you're holding onto that someone else could own. That single decision might be the first step toward building a business that serves your life instead of consuming it.In today's podcast you’ll discover:00:30 - Why understanding the value of time matters more than managing it03:44 - The four time zones every family business owner operates in08:00 - A simple exercise that reveals where your time is leaking09:16 - How to find your highest-value work12:30 - A powerful mindset shift for leaders who feel guilty when they aren't constantly crossing tasks off a list14:07 - How delegation forces better decisions and helps you stop becoming the bottleneck15:20 - The 90-day challenge that exposes what needs to come off your plate and who can help carry the load16:54 - The fifth time zone most business owners never reach----------About the Families in Business Podcast The Families in Business podcast is for family business owners who want to grow a thriving business together, without sacrificing the relationships that matter most. Each week, Mark and Caroline Creedon bring you honest conversations about the real challenges and opportunities that come with running a business as a family - from scaling and systems, to succession planning, to making sure the business serves your life and not the other way around. Whether you're in the early growth phase or thinking about passing the business on to the next generation, this podcast will give you practical strategies and a fresh perspective on the family business journey. ----------About Your Hosts Mark and Caroline Creedon are business coaches with over three decades of hands-on experience helping Australian business owners build companies that give them more time, money and freedom. They understand the unique dynamics of running a business with family - because they live it themselves. ----------Subscribe for More New episodes drop every week. Subscribe so you never miss practical advice on growing your family business, planning for the future, and building something that lasts. ----------Enjoyed this episode? If this episode resonated with you, please leave a comment or review. It helps other family business owners find the show and join the conversation. | — | ||||||
| 6/16/26 | ![]() How to Set Targets That Actually Move Your Family Business Forward | Most family business owners set targets by looking at last year's numbers, picking a percentage increase, and getting on with it, and here's why that almost never works the way it shouldIn this episode, Mark and Caroline make the case for a completely different approach to target setting. One that starts with vision instead of figures, includes your whole team instead of just your sales department, and measures things that actually matter to the people inside your business.They get into why financial targets alone are not enough, what Ford Motor Company's dramatic turnaround teaches us about culture and performance, and what a plumber, an accountant, and a receptionist all have in common when it comes to setting meaningful goals.The way you think about targets is going to shift. And once it does, you'll never look at the end of financial year planning the same way again.The businesses that hit their targets aren't the ones with the biggest numbers on the whiteboard. They're the ones who know why those numbers matter, who's working toward them, and what it actually feels like to get there.That's what this episode gives you. And it's a much better place to start than a spreadsheet.In today's podcast you’ll discover:01:17 - Why starting with numbers is the wrong way to set targets (and what to start with instead)02:29 - What happens to performance when you share your vision with your team04:25 - Why every single person in your business needs a target, not just your sales team06:20 - A story on why financial targets can't be the only thing you measure07:29 - Simple metrics that tell you more about your business than your profit and loss ever will10:14 - What really drives performance, retention, and growth all at once12:39 - How the score takes care of itself when you focus on the right things first13:23 - What to sit down and map out right now as you head into a new financial year----------About the Families in Business Podcast The Families in Business podcast is for family business owners who want to grow a thriving business together, without sacrificing the relationships that matter most. Each week, Mark and Caroline Creedon bring you honest conversations about the real challenges and opportunities that come with running a business as a family - from scaling and systems, to succession planning, to making sure the business serves your life and not the other way around. Whether you're in the early growth phase or thinking about passing the business on to the next generation, this podcast will give you practical strategies and a fresh perspective on the family business journey. ----------About Your Hosts Mark and Caroline Creedon are business coaches with over three decades of hands-on experience helping Australian business owners build companies that give them more time, money and freedom. They understand the unique dynamics of running a business with family - because they live it themselves. ----------Subscribe for More New episodes drop every week. Subscribe so you never miss practical advice on growing your family business, planning for the future, and building something that lasts. ----------Enjoyed this episode? If this episode resonated with you, please leave a comment or review. It helps other family business owners find the show and join the conversation. | — | ||||||
| 6/10/26 | ![]() The Costly Mistake Most Family Businesses Make - Right Person, Wrong Role✨ | role clarityfamily business+4 | — | — | — | family businessrole clarity+5 | — | 17m 01s | |
| 6/2/26 | ![]() Families in Business: Why Your Cashflow Problem Isn't Actually About Cash✨ | cash flowbusiness struggles+3 | — | — | — | cash flowbusiness management+3 | — | 15m 13s | |
| 5/26/26 | ![]() What Your Family Business Actually Sells (Most Get This Wrong)✨ | family businessmarketing+3 | — | — | — | family businessmarketing strategy+3 | — | 16m 02s | |
| 5/19/26 | ![]() Why Growing Your Family Business Is Making You More Trapped (Not Less)✨ | family businessbusiness growth+4 | — | — | — | family businessbottleneck+5 | — | 17m 14s | |
| 5/12/26 | You're Selling The Wrong Thing And It's Costing Your Family Business Clients✨ | selling strategyclient needs+3 | — | — | — | sellingclient relationships+3 | — | 15m 23s | |
| 5/5/26 | ![]() How to Stop Business Arguments From Damaging Your Relationship✨ | family businessconflict resolution+3 | — | — | — | family businessconflict+5 | — | 11m 06s | |
| 4/28/26 | ![]() Why Your Family Business Keeps Relying On You For Everything✨ | family businessproblem ownership+4 | — | — | — | family businessleadership+5 | — | 17m 48s | |
| 4/21/26 | ![]() In a Family Business, Referrals Are Your Reputation, Here’s How To Get More of Them✨ | referralsfamily business+5 | — | — | — | referral processfamily business+5 | — | 16m 31s | |
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| 4/14/26 | ![]() The Family Business Leadership Framework That Separates Focused Leaders From Frantic Ones✨ | business leadershipfocus+3 | Mark Creedon | — | — | leadership frameworkquick wins+3 | — | 15m 28s | |
| 4/7/26 | ![]() The Leadership Framework That Actually Moves Your Business Forward✨ | leadership frameworkbusiness alignment+3 | Mark Creedon | — | — | leadershipbusiness framework+3 | — | 17m 02s | |
| 3/31/26 | ![]() When Your Business Feels Like Stress, Here’s What Needs to Change✨ | business scalingdecision fatigue+3 | — | — | — | business stressscaling+3 | — | 16m 45s | |
| 3/23/26 | ![]() The Leadership Mistake Costing You Growth✨ | leadershipteam dynamics+3 | — | — | — | leadership mistaketeam ownership+3 | — | 15m 41s | |
| 3/16/26 | ![]() Why Scaling Your Business Gets Harder When You Won’t Let Go✨ | business scalingdelegation+3 | — | — | — | scalingbusiness owners+5 | — | 19m 14s | |
| 3/9/26 | ![]() Snapshot #12: Stop Treating Symptoms and Unlock the Real Causes Holding Your Business Back✨ | accountabilitymanagement style+4 | — | — | — | micromanagementincentives+4 | — | 12m 08s | |
| 3/2/26 | ![]() Why Your Business Feels Harder Than It Should✨ | business growthpressure in business+4 | — | — | — | business pressuregrowth complexity+4 | — | 17m 47s | |
| 2/25/26 | ![]() Stop Letting Urgency Hijack Your Goals And Freedom✨ | urgency vs importancebusiness goals+4 | Caroline Creedon | — | — | urgencyimportance+5 | — | 18m 55s | |
| 2/18/26 | ![]() If Your Business Falls Apart Without You, This Is Why | If your business slows down the moment you step away, this conversation will feel uncomfortably familiar.Most business owners don’t feel capped because they lack drive, talent, or ambition.They feel capped because everything still runs through them, and over time, that pressure quietly affects growth, energy, and the relationship behind the business.In this conversation, Mark and Caroline explore a leadership shift that almost no one is taught, but every growing business eventually demands.Not the kind of leadership that takes on more, but the kind that allows a business to move without constant supervision or second-guessing.They unpack why teams can look capable on paper yet still hesitate, why “just delegating more” rarely works the way owners expect, and how unclear roles, especially in partner-run businesses, can slowly create frustration and resentment.This isn’t about working less for the sake of it.It’s about understanding why growth stalls even when effort is high, and what actually needs to change before more time, people, or systems will make a difference.If letting go feels risky…or if stepping back feels like losing control…This episode will help you see what’s really happening beneath the surface.Because when leadership doesn’t shift, everything else eventually stalls.In today's podcast you’ll discover:00:39 – The moment growth actually becomes possible01:59 – Why leadership is rarely taught (and why that matters later)04:20 – The misunderstanding that quietly turns owners into bottlenecks06:45 – Why growth plateaus even with a team in place07:30 – Where delegation usually breaks down09:09 – What changes when responsibility replaces control11:52 – How unclear roles create tension in partner-run businesses13:10 – The question every business owner needs to ask next----------About the Families in Business Podcast The Families in Business podcast is for family business owners who want to grow a thriving business together, without sacrificing the relationships that matter most.Each week, Mark and Caroline Creedon bring you honest conversations about the real challenges and opportunities that come with running a business as a family - from scaling and systems, to succession planning, to making sure the business serves your life and not the other way around.Whether you're in the early growth phase or thinking about passing the business on to the next generation, this podcast will give you practical strategies and a fresh perspective on the family business journey.----------About Your Hosts Mark and Caroline Creedon are business coaches with over three decades of hands-on experience helping Australian business owners build companies that give them more time, money and freedom. They understand the unique dynamics of running a business with family - because they live it themselves.----------Subscribe for More New episodes drop every week. Subscribe so you never miss practical advice on growing your family business, planning for the future, and building something that lasts.----------Enjoyed this episode? If this episode resonated with you, please leave a comment or review. It helps other family business owners find the show and join the conversation. | — | ||||||
| 2/11/26 | ![]() Why The Wrong Clients Create Pressure At Work And At Home | What if the wrong clients aren’t just slowing your business down, but quietly putting pressure on your relationship as well?Many couples in business don’t struggle because they lack skill or strategy. They struggle because they’re trying to serve too many people, saying yes to clients that drain time, energy, and emotional bandwidth.In this episode, Mark and Caroline Creedon break down why ideal client clarity is one of the most important decisions couples can make together. You’ll learn how narrowing your focus reduces tension at home, improves team alignment, simplifies decision-making, and creates a business that supports both partners, not just the bottom line.This conversation is for couples who want less friction, fewer arguments about clients, and a business that works for their life and relationship, not against it.In today's podcast you’ll discover:01:00 – Why trying to be everything to everyone weakens positioning and creates pressure in business and relationships02:06 – The two most effective ways couples can niche their business so marketing lands faster04:23 – How ideal client clarity improves team performance, partner alignment, and scalability05:49 – A practical client audit to identify which clients support your energy and which drain it07:42 – Simple filters couples can use to assess client fit quickly and consistently09:02 – How wrong-fit clients show up as stress, lower standards, and emotional fatigue12:34 – What to do when one partner thinks a client is a great fit — and the other doesn’t14:54 – How systems and clear roles reduce conflict when serving different client types15:41 – A simple decision framework couples can use to decide who to keep — and who to release----------About the Families in Business Podcast The Families in Business podcast is for family business owners who want to grow a thriving business together, without sacrificing the relationships that matter most.Each week, Mark and Caroline Creedon bring you honest conversations about the real challenges and opportunities that come with running a business as a family - from scaling and systems, to succession planning, to making sure the business serves your life and not the other way around.Whether you're in the early growth phase or thinking about passing the business on to the next generation, this podcast will give you practical strategies and a fresh perspective on the family business journey.----------About Your Hosts Mark and Caroline Creedon are business coaches with over three decades of hands-on experience helping Australian business owners build companies that give them more time, money and freedom. They understand the unique dynamics of running a business with family - because they live it themselves.----------Subscribe for More New episodes drop every week. Subscribe so you never miss practical advice on growing your family business, planning for the future, and building something that lasts.----------Enjoyed this episode? If this episode resonated with you, please leave a comment or review. It helps other family business owners find the show and join the conversation. | — | ||||||
| 2/4/26 | ![]() The Simple Growth Strategy You’ve Been Ignoring | Most business owners think growth means more marketing, more leads, or more offers.But one of the most powerful growth strategies is often ignored because it feels too simple, client service.In this episode, Mark and Caroline unpack why exceptional client experience doesn’t just improve retention, it drives growth. You’ll learn how shifting your thinking from “what we deliver” to “what clients experience” changes how people buy, refer, and stay loyal, even in competitive markets.You’ll also hear where systems and automation can quietly damage relationships, why great service creates demand without selling, and how to identify the exact moment your clients love you most, the moment that makes growth easier, not harder.If you want more referrals, more repeat business, and a business that grows without constantly chasing new clients, this episode will change how you think about service, systems, and growth.In today's podcast you’ll discover:01:13 – The three ways businesses grow and why most owners focus on the wrong one02:16 – How exceptional service replaces awkward upsells and gets clients asking for more03:10 – The difference between client service and client experience04:17 – How shifting from “we provide this” to “clients get this” transforms how your business is perceived05:58 – Why people often choose better service over better products07:52 – How experience applies even if you’re not in a customer-facing or “exciting” industry08:56 – Where automation and systems can quietly kill personal connection if you’re not intentional10:15 – Why impersonal communication damages trust even when it’s efficient11:40 – How small personal touches create massive loyalty and long-term growth13:41 – Identifying the moment your clients love you most and use it to lower the barrier to buying15:20 – Why strong relationships are the foundation of sustainable business growth----------About the Families in Business Podcast The Families in Business podcast is for family business owners who want to grow a thriving business together, without sacrificing the relationships that matter most.Each week, Mark and Caroline Creedon bring you honest conversations about the real challenges and opportunities that come with running a business as a family - from scaling and systems, to succession planning, to making sure the business serves your life and not the other way around.Whether you're in the early growth phase or thinking about passing the business on to the next generation, this podcast will give you practical strategies and a fresh perspective on the family business journey.----------About Your Hosts Mark and Caroline Creedon are business coaches with over three decades of hands-on experience helping Australian business owners build companies that give them more time, money and freedom. They understand the unique dynamics of running a business with family - because they live it themselves.----------Subscribe for More New episodes drop every week. Subscribe so you never miss practical advice on growing your family business, planning for the future, and building something that lasts.----------Enjoyed this episode? If this episode resonated with you, please leave a comment or review. It helps other family business owners find the show and join the conversation. | — | ||||||
| 1/28/26 | ![]() The Simplest Way to Grow Your Business Without Working More | Does business growth actually require more effort, or better decisions?Quite often, it’s not about doing more. It’s about choosing better.In this episode of the Mastermind for Business Podcast, Mark and Caroline break down the three core levers that drive business growth, and why most small business owners get stuck by trying to pull all of them at once.If growth has started to feel heavy, scattered, or harder than it should be, this conversation will help you simplify your thinking and refocus on what actually moves revenue. Rather than chasing more marketing or constantly looking for new clients, Mark explains how to identify the one growth lever that will deliver the biggest return right now, without adding pressure or longer hours.You’ll hear why increasing prices is often the fastest way to improve profit, why existing clients are your most overlooked growth opportunity, and how referrals and relationships can outperform expensive advertising when done properly.This episode is a reminder that simplicity builds confidence.Pick one lever. Get clear. Execute consistently.And grow your business in a way that protects your time, energy, and freedom.In today's podcast you’ll discover:00:59 – The three core levers that drive business revenue growth01:32 – Why focusing on one growth lever at a time prevents dilution and wasted effort03:03 – How to choose the lowest-effort, highest-return growth lever03:57 – Why leading with value makes price increases easier and more sustainable06:30 – Why selling more to existing clients beats chasing new leads07:28 – How simple systems make referrals feel natural instead of awkward10:28 – How to grow through relationships and concentric circles11:11 – The fastest way to increase your business bottom line14:21 – Why choosing a growth strategy you’re comfortable executing leads to better results----------About the Families in Business Podcast The Families in Business podcast is for family business owners who want to grow a thriving business together, without sacrificing the relationships that matter most.Each week, Mark and Caroline Creedon bring you honest conversations about the real challenges and opportunities that come with running a business as a family - from scaling and systems, to succession planning, to making sure the business serves your life and not the other way around.Whether you're in the early growth phase or thinking about passing the business on to the next generation, this podcast will give you practical strategies and a fresh perspective on the family business journey.----------About Your Hosts Mark and Caroline Creedon are business coaches with over three decades of hands-on experience helping Australian business owners build companies that give them more time, money and freedom. They understand the unique dynamics of running a business with family - because they live it themselves.----------Subscribe for More New episodes drop every week. Subscribe so you never miss practical advice on growing your family business, planning for the future, and building something that lasts.----------Enjoyed this episode? If this episode resonated with you, please leave a comment or review. It helps other family business owners find the show and join the conversation. | — | ||||||
| 1/21/26 | ![]() How Business Owners Escape Being Busy and Start Leading Like a CEO | Most business owners don’t struggle because they lack ambition or discipline. They struggle because they’re planning forward instead of leading from the future.In this episode, Mark and Caroline unpack what it really means to think like a CEO, even if you run a small business, a partnership, or a family operation, and why leadership thinking matters far more than hustle.You’ll learn how to reverse-engineer your year so your goals, time, energy, and decisions actually align. Instead of reacting, overcommitting, or mistaking busy for progress, this conversation shows you how to plan with intention, protect your non-negotiables, and build a business that supports your life rather than consuming it.If you want 2026 to feel calmer, clearer, and more in control, it doesn’t start with a better plan. It starts with better leadership.Listen now and start leading from where you want to end up.In today's podcast you’ll discover:2:20 – Why most annual plans fail before they start3:25 – The danger of busy success4:13 – Why reverse-engineering your year changes everything5:50 – Thinking like a CEO instead of operating by default6:36 – Aligning roles with strengths to unlock leverage8:09 – The hidden cost of doing everything yourself9:52 – Defining your non-negotiables before you plan anything else10:53 – Why time management is the wrong problem13:39 – Why one bad month doesn’t define your year14:50 – How overcommitting quietly sabotages your plans16:22 – Planning for leadership, not hustle----------About the Families in Business Podcast The Families in Business podcast is for family business owners who want to grow a thriving business together, without sacrificing the relationships that matter most.Each week, Mark and Caroline Creedon bring you honest conversations about the real challenges and opportunities that come with running a business as a family - from scaling and systems, to succession planning, to making sure the business serves your life and not the other way around.Whether you're in the early growth phase or thinking about passing the business on to the next generation, this podcast will give you practical strategies and a fresh perspective on the family business journey.----------About Your Hosts Mark and Caroline Creedon are business coaches with over three decades of hands-on experience helping Australian business owners build companies that give them more time, money and freedom. They understand the unique dynamics of running a business with family - because they live it themselves.----------Subscribe for More New episodes drop every week. Subscribe so you never miss practical advice on growing your family business, planning for the future, and building something that lasts.----------Enjoyed this episode? If this episode resonated with you, please leave a comment or review. It helps other family business owners find the show and join the conversation. | — | ||||||
| 1/14/26 | ![]() Snapshot #11: Culture Isn’t Perks. It’s Standards | Your team doesn’t stay because of pizza. They stay because of how they’re treated.Want better clients? Start with a better team experience.In this snapshot, Mark Creedon breaks down why happy teams create better customers, stronger results, and healthier profits and why culture always starts at the top. You’ll hear why “stakeholders first” thinking quietly erodes trust, how leading by example builds real buy-in (not compliance), and why respect is the foundation every strong culture is built on.Mark also shares the simple, everyday standards that shape culture when no one’s watching, from the “give and give” principle to taking a genuine interest in your people. You’ll learn why real values aren’t what you say in interviews, but how your team experiences leadership day to day, and how those small decisions determine whether good people stay… or walk.In this episode:Why putting your team first creates better customers and stronger results and how “stakeholders first” quietly undermines culture and performanceHow real culture is built through leadership behaviour, not slogans on a wallThe “give and give” principle and why it naturally filters out people who don’t belongWhat real values look like in day to day decisions, not just interview talkThe small daily standards that earn respect, build loyalty, and keep your best peopleCulture isn’t what you say in interviews. It’s what your team experiences when no one’s watching. It’s the behaviours you tolerate, the standards you set, and the example you live.Lead it properly, and the business gets lighter, stronger, and a whole lot easier to grow.Listen to the full episode hereApple - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cutting-through-the-culture-bs/id1683205897?i=1000645872114Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/episode/3O3Go7mrboGgOXpQzwkJiV----------About the Families in Business Podcast The Families in Business podcast is for family business owners who want to grow a thriving business together, without sacrificing the relationships that matter most.Each week, Mark and Caroline Creedon bring you honest conversations about the real challenges and opportunities that come with running a business as a family - from scaling and systems, to succession planning, to making sure the business serves your life and not the other way around.Whether you're in the early growth phase or thinking about passing the business on to the next generation, this podcast will give you practical strategies and a fresh perspective on the family business journey.----------About Your Hosts Mark and Caroline Creedon are business coaches with over three decades of hands-on experience helping Australian business owners build companies that give them more time, money and freedom. They understand the unique dynamics of running a business with family - because they live it themselves.----------Subscribe for More New episodes drop every week. Subscribe so you never miss practical advice on growing your family business, planning for the future, and building something that lasts.----------Enjoyed this episode? If this episode resonated with you, please leave a comment or review. It helps other family business owners find the show and join the conversation. | — | ||||||
| 12/29/25 | ![]() January Is Stealing Weeks From Your Business - Here’s What To Do | January doesn’t have to feel frantic, reactive, or quietly disappointing.In this episode, Mark and Caroline unpack why so many business owners return from the break refreshed, but directionless, and how that lack of structure quietly costs weeks of momentum every year.This is a practical, grounded conversation about tightening what’s gone loose, resetting boundaries, and creating clarity without burning everything down and starting again.You’ll hear how to reset without rebuilding, where to focus for real results, and how to design a year that gives you back time, energy, and control instead of draining it.If you want to start the year calm, clear, and confident about what actually matters, this episode gives you the structure to do exactly that. No louder goals. No extra pressure. Just a business that works with you, not against you.In today's podcast you’ll discover:0:00 - Why unstructured January starts quietly cost businesses weeks of momentum2:50 - How to decide what to double down on, what to stop selling, and why energy matters as much as revenue5:19 - How small leadership gaps affect team performance and what to reset before it becomes culture8:55 - Where systems loosen over time and how to tighten them without adding complexity10:51 - How to design boundaries and lifestyle structure so the business doesn’t rely on constant oversight14:12 - A simple vision exercise that turns vague goals into a clear target for the year ahead----------About the Families in Business Podcast The Families in Business podcast is for family business owners who want to grow a thriving business together, without sacrificing the relationships that matter most.Each week, Mark and Caroline Creedon bring you honest conversations about the real challenges and opportunities that come with running a business as a family - from scaling and systems, to succession planning, to making sure the business serves your life and not the other way around.Whether you're in the early growth phase or thinking about passing the business on to the next generation, this podcast will give you practical strategies and a fresh perspective on the family business journey.----------About Your Hosts Mark and Caroline Creedon are business coaches with over three decades of hands-on experience helping Australian business owners build companies that give them more time, money and freedom. They understand the unique dynamics of running a business with family - because they live it themselves.----------Subscribe for More New episodes drop every week. Subscribe so you never miss practical advice on growing your family business, planning for the future, and building something that lasts.----------Enjoyed this episode? If this episode resonated with you, please leave a comment or review. It helps other family business owners find the show and join the conversation. | — | ||||||
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