Do you work for a family business?

Before you say no, you should know that 60% of Americans work for family businesses.

But maybe you're outside of the states.

If that's the case, 95% of companies outside of the states are family businesses.

So let me ask you again, do you work for a family business?

This is Coaching for Leaders, episode 74.

Produced by Innovate Learning. Coaching for Leaders, episode 74.

Produced by Innovate Learning, Maximizing Human Potential.

Greetings from Orange County, California. This is coaching for leaders and I'm your

host Dave Stahovia. This is a weekly show to help smart people improve their communication and leadership skills.

Now you might be tuning in because you are now leading others and you got into that

role because of your technical expertise or your industry expertise and

by the way that's the way most of us get into leadership but a lot of us never learn

the skills formally on how to become more effective as leaders, how to become more effective

as communicators, and how to manage people. It is a skill set that many of us learn the hard way

through experience, and this show is here to help you to learn that

skill set faster to benefit from the experience of the people in our network and our community so that you can be more effective in

communicating and leading others and if that's you stick around because today's

topic is one that you may not think off the top of your head is something that relates to you but I bet that many people who are listening to me right now are

affiliated with a family business if you don't work for a family business yourself,

you almost certainly have customers, clients, or family members who are

intimately involved with a family business, if not working for them, at least associated with them.

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