Category: Founder’s Page

Is this topic worth exploring, or should I consider a different subject?

And just how unique should it be?

Grab a copy of the book:

TRANSITION: How to Prepare Your Family and Business for the Greatest Wealth Transfer in History by David Werdiger.

I want to thank David Werdiger and his team for the thoughtful gift.

The book’s impressive journey from Australia to South Africa makes it a valuable resource for anyone, particularly those interested in intergenerational dynamics.

“In any family, every child is born into a “different family.”

David is an international best-selling author; more information about his work can be found on his website.

The book arrived at the perfect time, and I encourage everyone to read it. Each of us has a role to play regarding families, wealth, and business, and David effectively addresses these topics in his book.

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I am grateful for our latest subscriber, whose support came at a time when my ideas faced skepticism.

We are thrilled to welcome Tom Darling!

🌟 With people like Tom, we like to empower the next generation of movers and shakers while ensuring we do not leave the current generation behind.

🌍✨ I met Tom shortly after launching my business in April 2024; he was among the first to meet me for coffee in Pretoria. ☕ He has opened doors for speaking engagements and fostered positive interactions.

Starting a business means relying on people who take a chance on you, when you lack social backing of a well-established profile. 🤝

Like many start-ups, one faces unforeseen barriers and rejections, those challenges makes you creative and resilient.

Many great individuals and companies are supporting us, and I am incredibly grateful.

We align families, advisors, and corporations to create more substantial and tailored solutions while promoting new and traditional generational solutions.

We strive to foster long-lasting opportunities for everyone involved in the stakeholder value chain.

Encouraging early adopters is crucial for start-ups to move forward with optimism. 🌈 If you know someone who has recently launched a business, consider supporting them.

Behind the scenes, I continue to manage private office matters. My mission remains to assist families and advisors in crafting generational and aligned solutions. 🔑

By leveraging my core strengths, I aim to uplift others and create opportunities through knowledge, networks, and formal engagements.

Not everything we do is advertised on billboards, so feel free to DM me if you’d like to explore how we can support your family office journey. 💬

We work within our stakeholder framework, and while some subscribers may prefer not to be publicly acknowledged, we openly honor and celebrate those who choose to be mentioned.

This is vital to our mission, but you might be curious about our broader vision. If you’d like to support our goals, please don’t hesitate to contact us. 🤗

🙌 We hope our platform will enhance Tom’s engagement opportunities and help elevate his career and business goals to the next level. 🚀

Check out Tom’s profile to learn more about his qualifications and connect with him. I’ve noticed he is a talented cricketer and tennis player! 🏏🎾

Our feedback from our existing members are positive, and we are committed to improve our offering.

The online Early Adopters networking event will take place on February 20. Anyone joining as a subscriber before then can enter and proudly wear the title of Early Adopter!

If you want to join our subscription community, please visit our subscription page! 📲

While I recognize that every individual’s situation is unique and each job has its challenges, I’d like to share my thoughts on how these ideas have evolved for me.

When I started my career, my dad gave me a book titled *How to Run the Rat Without Becoming a Rat* by Addison Steel, though I never got around to reading it. 📖 I also skimmed through *Nice Girls Don’t Get the Corner Office* by Lois P. Frankel. Looking back, I wonder if I should have engaged with them more deeply.

What do you think?

There was a period when I found myself in a corner office, primarily because it was the only space available. 🏢

However, my paycheck didn’t reflect the status of that office. I felt more like I was trapped in a never-ending routine rather than being a truly successful professional.

Since starting my own business in April 2024, I’ve had the opportunity to reflect on the ups and downs of workplace interactions. 🌟

I concluded that the most crucial decisions should be prioritizing the people representing our brand and how they feel about their role.

Many companies still require employees to adhere to a strict office schedule. ⏰

But have they considered that the same person managing our social media might be working late or waking up early to handle urgent tasks?

The work landscape has changed; we can now work from virtually anywhere. We carry our office with us. 💻

The old mindset of rigidly controlling working hours is becoming outdated, except for specific jobs like those in emergency and core services. 🚑

People want to feel that their contributions matter and are valued—just like any leader who wishes to care for their family.

Employees will put in the hours, but it might occur on a different timetable than traditional work hours.

Not everyone has the same level of support in their lives. 🤝

While our experiences may differ, we share typical desires at a fundamental level called humanity.

Workplaces might feel like battlegrounds until we recognize everyone for who they are.

Every day, the sun rises without question, and effective teams should function well without the constant oversight of micromanagers and fearful “leadership” styles. 🌅

While people are eager and willing to work hard, some workplace cultures create more obstacles than they provide support.

One of the best leaders I have ever had taught me that people perform better when they feel respected and motivated, not punished. 🏆

He also reminded me that we all have our childish moments, and it’s essential to be understanding and show compassion.

Perhaps achieving greatness requires a return to the basics of respect by clearly defining a company’s vision, mission, and values. 🏢🌟

I assume great people create great companies!

Well done to those who are frontrunners for workplace disruption for humanity, regardless of your role. 🙌