July 19, 2015
True confessions time: the last few months have been very hard because, well, for all of my desire to be the Business Partnership Expert, my own business partner and I parted company as of December 31, 2007. It was my decision. There were things in the partnership that just weren’t working, and others that I had ignored for a long time, but about which I could no longer stick my head in the sand. There are still some ongoing details, and it wasn’t entirely an amicable separation (even with a partnership agreement), but for the most part, I was able “exit — stage left” (Heavens to Murgatroid!) within a matter of a few months. I suppose that, in itself, is a real achievement. I’ll be writing more about it as I get back to blogging. Like what you read? Watch this short video to learn who we serve best. Watch our Video
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