
Decided to retire, sell your practice – now what?
Approaching retirement, got an eye on a bach or those projects you said you’d do once you had the time? The question now is, ‘How do I go about selling my practice?’ Here are some considerations.
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Approaching retirement, got an eye on a bach or those projects you said you’d do once you had the time? The question now is, ‘How do I go about selling my practice?’ Here are some considerations.

Indecision is the thief of opportunity: it will steal you blind, said Cicero in part. Theodore Roosevelt said it differently, “In any moment of decision, the best thing you can do is the right thing, the next best thing is the wrong thing, and the worst thing you can do is nothing”.

Aside from the proverbial death and taxes, most of life is uncertain. With uncertainty as a given, the question is then, how you prepare and lead your businesses through the challenges that will inevitably arrive tomorrow or the day thereafter.

All too often, we are driven to believe a chart that does not have a positive slope upward is to be viewed negatively. Growth is generally regarded as imperative to longer term success. But understanding what you measure, when you measure and how you measure it, is of far greater importance.

Sensors fill our lives. Many of the items we purchase today have sensors of some form to monitor a range of metrics and processes. Browse any website and you are being monitored as to what types of goods and services you are looking for. You know this because over the next while you will be bombarde

When he was a young boy, my grandfather lost his right arm at the shoulder after falling off the tram he was travelling on and rolling underneath its wheels. His life changed dramatically from that point on.