by Meghan Lynch | Feb 10, 2023 | Article, Leadership Lessons
Share I am just not a Valentine’s Day person. Hearts, flowers, gifts, candlelit dinners… none do much for me. Acts of service are much more my love language, and not just one day a year. That is why when I saw this shirt from Mahogony Mommies, it seemed like a perfect...
by Meghan Lynch | Dec 13, 2022 | Article, Leadership Lessons
John Coltrane was an incredibly hardworking jazz musician, driven by the creative process to continue to become a better saxophonist and leader, and to capture more emotion and truth in his music. His drive for challenge and excellence is a reminder that there is joy...
by Meghan Lynch | Jun 13, 2022 | Article, Leadership Lessons
Leaders of family businesses need confidence to answer critical questions surrounding their brand and company positioning. Lack of confidence often means that important decisions are not being made, and the brand will immediately begin to falter. In most cases,...
by Meghan Lynch | Mar 21, 2022 | Article, Brand Strategy, Family-Owned Business, Leadership Lessons
Staci Willson and her husband Alex are the 4th generation owners of Sunnyland Farms, a unique pecan farm, processor, manufacturer, and catalog retail business. Located in what has long been known as the “Pecan Capital of the World” Albany, Georgia, Staci and Alex are...
by Meghan Lynch | Apr 12, 2021 | Article, Leadership Lessons
Sometimes moving too quickly will slow you down in the long run. Making the right decision, not the fast decision is critical when your goal is long-term, sustainable, profitable growth. The wrong fit customer, the big but unprofitable sale, the commitment without the...
by Meghan Lynch | Dec 18, 2020 | Article, Leadership Lessons
How does a brand transcend a founder while still keeping their value, perspective, and influence? This is a uniquely “second stage” dilemma. Whether you are talking about the next generation of a family business, a new company that emerges after a merger,...
