My brother and I inherited our family business when our father retired and we have completely different visions for where it should go, but we've never learned how to disagree without one of us shutting down. Every strategic conversation becomes personal and we're both scared we're going to destroy what our dad built while also feeling like we can't keep running it the way he did.
More people experience this than they realize.
Two people are trapped between honoring their father's legacy and creating their own path forward, lacking the tools to navigate disagreement without damaging their relationship.
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