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Discover how to build a successful business and follow your passions without sacrificing healthy family relationships to the financial and emotional rollercoaster that is entrepreneurship. How does someone who is obsessed live peacefully with others who are not? That question summarizes the quandary faced by company founders and their families. To answer it, author Meg Cadoux Hirshberg examines the impactfor better and for worseof entrepreneurial businesses on families and relationships, and vice versa. Practically, this is a vital guide to navigating the emotional and logistical terrain of business-building while simultaneously enjoying a fulfilling family life. From the trials of co-habiting with a home-based business to the queasy necessity of borrowing money from family and friends to the complexities of intergenerational succession, no topic is taboo. Psychologically, this book is a reminder that no entrepreneurial family trudges the hard trail of company-building alone. If you have embarked on such an enterprise, you and your spouse will find comfort and guidance in the experiences of others like you. Meg draws on the struggles and triumphs she and husband Gary Hirshberg experienced as he built Stonyfield Yogurt, and also shares powerful stories and insights from other families, gathered through hundreds of interviews. For Better or For Work will remind you that the long hours and late nightsspent on the business or with the familyare worth the effort and will give you tools for making both endeavors successful.
Contents
Introduction; Preface; Who's Bush?; The Prevaricator I -- The Presidential Campaign; The Theft of the Presidency; A Business Administration; No Child Untested; Have I Got a Deal for You; 9/11 -- Who Knew What & When, and What if Anything, Did He Do?; Bush's War; The Crimes of George W. Bush; Justice in America; Bush on Drugs; The Media Are Not Liberal, and They Do Not Tell You the Truth; The Prevaricator III: The Campaign for Re-Election; The Emperor Has No Clothes; No End in Sight; Index.
