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Blog
Conversation Starters for Family Meetings
From Legacy Moment eNewsletter (April 09, 2010)
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One way to drop all preconceived ideas at a meeting is to ask (in a welcoming manner) what each person’s interests or intentions are regarding involvement in the family operation.
For a list of questions to get the ball rolling, go to the Conversation Starters Worksheet at www.FarmJournalLegacyProject.com.
Then follow these steps:
- Make copies of the form
- Ask each person to complete the form
- Schedule a meeting to discuss the form
- Invite open feedback
- Reflect on each response
- Plan a follow-up discussion
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Staring Down Succession
Wayne and Cindy Windmann are a rare breed in today’s agriculture. They are what you might call “self-made.” Read how this family got started with the succession process.
Learn How to Talk to Dad: It's about family -- first, foremost and always
Listen in as Kevin Spafford, Farm Journal succession planning expert, leads a breakout session entitled "How to Talk to Dad" with Ben Hudye of Hudye Farms.
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