01 / AUTHORITY
Find where it breaks down.
Look at a decision you carried responsibility for. Was authority never handed over, not recognized, or yours but unused?
For next-generation family business leaders
You got the seat.
Now make it yours.
The free Uncrowned CEO Practice Workbook
Work through the decisions, conversations, and expectations that come with leading your family’s business. Start with what you’re facing now.
Fillable PDF · Print the pages you need · A companion to the book
Inside the workbook
Not another thing to read.
A place to begin.
You don’t need to work through it in order. Choose the practice that speaks to a decision, conversation, or responsibility in front of you.
02 / THE HANDOFF
Have the conversation.
Separate the personal conversation with your parent from the operating conversation the business needs.
03 / SELF-LEADERSHIP
Decide what guides you.
Build your Clarity map. Put words to the direction and standards you want to bring to the role.
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Meet your coach
Dr. Benjamin Ritter
EdD · ICF Professional Certified Coach · Founder, LFY Consulting
I coach the leadership side of succession: how you make decisions, hold your standards, and lead as yourself inside a business with a history that began before you.
I wrote The Uncrowned CEO for the successor in the seat. This workbook brings the practices together so you can put the work into your own decisions and conversations.
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If the same decision keeps coming back, or the same conversation keeps going nowhere, let’s talk about what’s happening and whether coaching together is a fit.
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