
Ep 100: Why Junior Shouldn’t Come Back to the Ranch
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Junior (son or daughter) aspires to take over the family ranch. Often it is, or becomes, a very contentious family issue first from the point of other siblings and then later the relationship with Mom and Dad. So, when is the time right for Junior to come back? Or maybe a bigger question, "Is what you are passing on a legitimate business or an expensive hobby?" Dallas Mount, CEO and Owner of Ranch Management Consultants joins me to provide insight as to what can be done to reduce or avoid major family malfunction in bringing Junior back? When should it occur? How should it occur? What’s Junior’s role in this and what’s the parent’s role in this?
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