Two siblings. Equal ownership. Nobody leading. When siblings won't decide who runs the family business, the business pays for it every single week — in stalled decisions, vendors who work the split, and non-family employees who've already picked a side.
You named the wrong successor in your family business — and the business has been paying for it every week since. Here's what that decision is actually costing you and the specific steps to fix it without losing the business or the relationship in the process.
You want out of the family business. You've known for a while. But saying it changes everything — so you keep showing up. Here's what that silence is actually costing the business, and what it takes to finally make the decision.
Getting the title doesn't mean getting the authority. In most family business successions, the real power structure doesn't move — and everyone in the building knows it except the person with the new title.
