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Businesses Don't Fail They Commit Suicide: How to Survive Success and Thrive in Good Times and Bad by Larry Mandelberg Amazon.com Mandelberg.biz Symptoms that Your Business May be About to Commit Suicide... Do constant disruptions and distractions make you feel like the business is managing you rather than you're managing the business? Do the Board and senior managers disagree on major decisions? Is one department or department head the source of most problems? Is conflict within the leadership team undermining staff morale? If your business is suffering from any of the above problems then it's time to do something about it. No business ever failed because they ran out of money. Most businesses fail because their success brings unfamiliar problems that leaders and managers do not know how to solve. Running out of money is simply a lagging indicator of prior bad decisions and a failure to anticipate change. This book shows you how to anticipate change, manage internal conflict, and leverage it to your advantage. With real-life stories that explore common situations, angst, and humor in ways that are understandable and insightful, Mandelberg - The problems that come with success and how to manage them - The infallible crystal ball that lets you see change coming before it's too late - Eight operational must-haves and how your organization ranks - Exiting the 'whack-a-mole' cycle with problems that don't get fixed - Turning change done unto you into change done unto others, and of course, - Why businesses fail Based on over 40 years of experience and interviews with over 250 business leaders, Mandelberg explains how to avoid failure and build a strong, successful business that lasts. Click 'buy now' and prepare your business to survive success!About the author Larry Mandelberg solves complex problems. Then again, he had a four-generation head start. This consultant, speaker and author represents the 5th generation of his family's business, so he inherited “170 years of organizational success experience.” Larry has launched four start-ups, led a merger, and performed a successful turnaround. (That's evidence of six complex problems, solved.) He is an effective catalyst for change who achieved new levels of efficacy and growth for businesses in industries as diverse as software, automotive, education and agriculture. A prolific writer, Larry has published more than 80 columns. As a sought-after speaker, Mandelberg has delivered more than 60 business-changing keynotes and workshops. He has been a guest on television and radio programs talking about business and entrepreneurship. Through his consulting practice he provides leadership development, executive coaching, ethics training and strategic planning to mid-sized organizations and their Boards. Mr. Mandelberg is a student of organizational lifecycles and has developed a system to help business owners master change and create sustainable growth. His new book, Businesses Don't Fail, They Commit Suicide provides a roadmap for executing his system. In addition to his role as Chairman for Innovative Education Management, Larry has provided training for Cooperative Personnel Services, taught team building classes for the Sacramento Entrepreneurship Academy, and received his MBA from Drexel University. He has been married to his wife Nancy for 42 yea

Larry Mandelberg is a serial entrepreneur who solves complex business problems. He provides leadership team development, change mentoring, strategic planning, executive coaching, and ethics training to midsize organizations and their boards through his consulting practice. He's the author of Businesses Don't Fail They Commit Suicide: How to Survive Success and Thrive in Good Times and Bad. Larry has launched four start-ups, led a merger, and conducted a successful turnaround. Among his thirteen businesses, he's also had the unfortunate pleasure of suffering business suicide firsthand. Click here to purchase Businesses Don't Fail.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Larry Mandelberg is a serial entrepreneur who solves complex business problems. He provides leadership team development, change mentoring, strategic planning, executive coaching, and ethics training to midsize organizations and their boards through his consulting practice. Larry has launched four start-ups, led a merger, and conducted a successful turnaround. Among his thirteen businesses, he's also had the unfortunate pleasure of suffering business suicide firsthand. He's also the author of Businesses Don't Fail, They Commit Suicide: How to Survive Success and Thrive in Good Times and Bad. Click here to purchase Businesses Don't Fail, They Commit Suicide. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Are you a CEO perplexed by your company's stagnant sales? The solution may lie within your own actions.According to the insightful Larry Mandelberg, renowned author of "Businesses Don't Fail, They Commit Suicide," CEOs often become detached from the sales process and unknowingly hinder their team.The consequences of this disconnect are substantial, forcing CEOs to look at things differently and shift their attention from driving revenue to providing unparalleled value to their customers.Larry's extensive experience has revealed that by making this shift, CEOs can cultivate satisfied customers who will, in turn, refer others and propel business growth.However, this change in focus necessitates a shift in mindset and a willingness to prioritize customer needs above short-term gains.Additionally, Larry emphasized the importance of having a clear purpose and its profound impact on revenue. Understanding the value the organization delivers, who it is delivered to, and how it is delivered is paramount in establishing a thriving enterprise.Chapters02:25 CEOs may be undermining sales by not focusing on delivering value07:01 The role of the CEO in sales culture09:45 CEOs stepping on toes in sales process13:08 Guidelines for bringing the CEO into sales calls24:23 CEOs should always ask questions and play stupid28:17 The need for Sales, Accounting, and Finance to sit down and reimagine the way payments are made31:21 The CEO's responsibility in making sure different areas of the organization are communicating and looking for ways to make each other's jobs easier35:30 Practical advice for CEOs, including interdepartmental conversations and scheduling them based on the sales cycle43:31 Inviting customers to visit the office to gain empathy for the work done48:14 The importance of clarity in speaking to a specific market and revisiting the mission statement frequentlyAbout GuestLarry Mandelberg is a consultant, speaker and author with “more than 150 years of combined business experience.” A natural problem solver, Larry represents the 5th generation of his family's business. He started working at a young age where he learned from his father before and after school. Larry is an effective catalyst for change who has solved intractable problems and achieved new levels of efficiency and success for businesses in multiple industries. A prolific writer, Larry has published more than 80 columns. His first book, Businesses Don't Fail, They Commit Suicide is scheduled for release in early 2018. A sought-after speaker, he has delivered more than 60 business-changing keynotes and workshops.Social Links You can learn more about and connect with Larry Mandelberg in the links below.Connect with Larry on LinkedIn: (47) Larry Mandelberg | LinkedInCheck out Larry's website: Mandelberg.biz | Harness, Focus, GrowCheck out Larry's book:https://www.amazon.com/Businesses-Dont-Fail-Commit-Suicide/dp/1662438214You can learn more about and connect with Alice Heiman in the links below:Connect with Alice on LinkedIn: (47) Alice Heiman | LinkedInCheck out Alice's website: https://aliceheiman.com/

Our guest today is Larry Mandelberg of Mandelberg Consulting. Larry collaborates with owners and their leadership team to manage changes effectively. He emphasizes that businesses do not simply die, but rather they commit suicide. Larry Mandelberg is an experienced entrepreneur who specializes in resolving difficult business challenges. He has established four start-ups, overseen a merger, and executed a successful turnaround.  Despite encountering business failure, he has gained valuable experience from his thirteen businesses.  His consulting practice offers services such as leadership team development, change management, strategic planning, executive coaching, and ethics training to midsize organizations and their boards. After listening to today's episode, check out Larry's website to access a free report on reviving your business plan and achieving your goals.

Today, our host congregate from their hotel rooms.  --- Segment One: 5 Minutes with a Smart Person - Larry Mandelberg We speak with Larry Mandelberg. Larry is an effective catalyst for change who achieved new levels of efficacy and growth for businesses in industries as diverse as software, automotive, education and agriculture. If change is causing your staff grief, frustration, baldness, or acne, I can help. After all, nobody likes change done unto them. Everybody likes change they do unto others, and I know how to flip that script. This class provides proprietary content from Larry Mandelberg, a non-recovering, 5th generation serial entrepreneur who's owned 13+ businesses. He has launched four start-ups, led a merger, and performed a successful turnaround. A prolific writer, Larry has published more than 80 columns. His first book, Businesses Don't Fail, They Commit Suicide is scheduled for release in early 2023. A sought-after speaker, he has delivered more than 60 business-changing keynotes and workshops.  Mr. Mandelberg is a student of organizational lifecycles and has developed a system to help business owners create sustainable growth. He has been a guest on television and radio programs talking about business and entrepreneurship. Through his consulting practice he provides leadership development, executive coaching, ethics training and strategic planning to mid-sized organizations and their Boards. --- Segment Two: MSP Question of the Week   All things MSP group owner, Eric Anthony, asked his question of the day, "Do you use SLA's?" He got zip, zero, nada responses to his post. And he asks why that is.  So we ask, does anyone care about SLA from an MSP? --- Segment One: 5 Minutes with a Smart Person - Larry Mandelberg We speak with Larry Mandelberg. Larry is an effective catalyst for change who achieved new levels of efficacy and growth for businesses in industries as diverse as software, automotive, education and agriculture. If change is causing your staff grief, frustration, baldness, or acne, I can help. After all, nobody likes change done unto them. Everybody likes change they do unto others, and I know how to flip that script. This class provides proprietary content from Larry Mandelberg, a non-recovering, 5th generation serial entrepreneur who's owned 13+ businesses. He has launched four start-ups, led a merger, and performed a successful turnaround. A prolific writer, Larry has published more than 80 columns. His first book, Businesses Don't Fail, They Commit Suicide is scheduled for release in early 2023. A sought-after speaker, he has delivered more than 60 business-changing keynotes and workshops.  Mr. Mandelberg is a student of organizational lifecycles and has developed a system to help business owners create sustainable growth. He has been a guest on television and radio programs talking about business and entrepreneurship. Through his consulting practice he provides leadership development, executive coaching, ethics training and strategic planning to mid-sized organizations and their Boards. --- Segment Two: MSP Question of the Week   All things MSP group owner, Eric Anthony, asked his question of the day, "Do you use SLA's?" He got zip, zero, nada responses to his post. And he asks why that is.  So we ask, does anyone care about SLA from an MSP? --- Segment Three: Are Indirect Career Paths Possible Today? There once was a time where you could train to be a psychology and end up working as IT service provider. But, now that these pathways have matured and standards raised, is the impossible still possible? Also an update on our ChannelPartners adventures.  As heard in the vendor hall…"We're the easiest security solution!"  …from every security solution. Is the easiest solution the best solution? What happened to expertise? --- Sponsor Ad: The SMB Online Conference  Mark your calendars and plan to join us May 17-18 at the SMB Online Conference 2023. Two full days of content.  More than a dozen speakers. A special Killing IT Live podcast recording. And much more. Every three years, Karl Palachuk and Small Biz Thoughts bring you a spectacular two-day online conference. And they do it right. Save $100 by registering today at https://smbonlineconference.com        

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Larry Mandelberg, the author of “Businesses Don't Fail: They Commit Suicide” is a serial entrepreneur with more than 150 years of inherited business knowledge from his family's businesses. As a consultant, speaker, prolific writer, and Change Catalyst, Larry specializes in solving intractable business problems. In this episode he speaks with Dr. Karen about the reasons … The post “Businesses Don't Fail, They Commit Suicide”: Larry Mandelberg Interview first appeared on TRANSLEADERSHIP, INC®.

Host Karl talked to Larry Mandelberg, one of the founding members of the National Society of IT Service Providers Board of Directors. Larry is a long-time technologist and business consultant. He is the author of the forthcoming book, Businesses Don't Fail, They Commit Suicide. Larry is a "serial entrepreneur" who solves complex business problems for companies in a wide range of industries. He represents the fifth generation of his family's business, inheriting 150 years of successful organizational experience. Larry has experience in all stages of business growth. He has launched four start-ups, led a merger, and conducted a successful turnaround. When the NSITSP was formed in the Summer of 2021, Larry was selected as one of the Board members. He brings a great deal of experience in non-profit boards as well at professional businesses and business success. Links: https://mandelberg.biz  https://mandelberg.biz/mandelblog/  https://www.linkedin.com/in/larrymandelberg/  https://businessesdontfail.com  For information on the NSITSP, please visit https://nsitsp.org  -- -- -- Sponsor memo: Calyptix Security Cyber security for small business has become overwhelming.  Unprecedented threats, escalating rhetoric and limited resources. None of us can battle alone. Lean on your community at Calyptix Security. The Calyptix Community Shield automatically unites small businesses and raise the costs and challenges for cybercriminals by harnessing threat intelligence from our community. If they attack any one of us, everyone gets the benefit with Community Shield. The best part? No added costs. By working together, we will prevail. Learn more at https://calyptix.com and tell them Karl sent you. :-)  

Franz Wehrheim ist der talentierte Junior-Chef des renommierten Pfälzer Weinguts Dr. Wehrheim in Birkweiler. Gute Produktqualität geht bei den Wehrheims einher mit stilistischer Originalität und Ursprungsidentität und ethisch überzeugenden Produktionsstandards. Hier wird nicht nur ökologisch und biodynamisch, sondern auch in vielerlei Hinsicht nachhaltig gearbeitet. Neben Riesling und Spätburgunder ist der Weißburgunder vom Mandelberg der Paradewein des Weingut Dr. Wehrheim.

I recently spoke with the amazing Tiffany Thoen about the mindset around food and how we can change that to work in our benefit when it comes to how we manage our weight and diet.  As an RN and Intuitive Eating Coach, Tiffany helps women with disordered eating finally heal their relationship with food so they find freedom, balance, and satisfaction. She helps clients to stop the binge/shame/restrict cycle. Her coaching is focused on body respect and is a Health At Every Size and anti-diet approach. Through Intuitive Eating, clients learn to fully honor and nourish themselves-mind, body and spirit. Tiffany's passion is helping women to stop wasting their precious energy drained by the food and body struggle so that they can use their energy to be powerful leaders in the world. She has been sober for 21 years and feels that recovery has informed all areas of her life, especially her work as a nurse and a coach. When she isn’t coaching, speaking, and podcasting, she enjoys spending time with friends and family, being in nature and creating more fun, adventure, and play in her life.  You can find her at: https://www.coachtiffanyrn.com/ and  https://www.coachtiffanyrn.com/podcast.html

Hiring an assistant can seem like a daunting, unnecessary task. Why should you hire an assistant when you can do the work yourself? Well, in this episode, I go into why it can be a vital part of running a successful business and let go of the reigns a little while still maintaining the same level of quality. Hiring an assistant will free up a lot of your time for you to focus on more important tasks like growing your business and finding new leads. The assistant can do the menial tasks in the background that you don't enjoy or don't require a lot of energy such as social posting, podcast editing, email responses. Listen to how I found the perfect assistant and how it's given me so much time back and how you can too. As long as you set up a structure for them to work within and have a clear line of communication, you'll find that very little can go wrong. Trust will build over time and then you can hand off more and more to them. After having a variety of different relationships with VA’s (virtual assistants) from Chicago to the Philippines, I found that I was not being clear enough in the kind of support I was after. I had assistants that were amazing, but overrun with too many clients, and assistants that were not as experienced, that I only felt comfortable handing simple jobs off to. Still others that were great, but got swept away by full time positions with bigger companies. Read more on how I found the ideal assistant here: https://www.wildheartsriseup.com/hiring-an-assistant/

Michael Neeley is a mentor and business strategist for visionary solopreneurs. He is a former professional actor and medieval knight, an author and speaker, and he hosts the podcasts Consciously Speaking, Buy This – Not That, and Something to Wine About. A member of the Screen Actors Guild, Michael has appeared in feature films with Mel Gibson and Kevin Costner, performed off Broadway with Andre Braugher and Kathleen Chalfant, and had recurring roles in several popular soap operas.    We talked about how he helped me get my podcast up and running, what you need to do to get your own podcast started and everything in between.    Come to Authority Blueprint Live!  Here's the link: https://www.michaelneeley.com/wildhearts   Get your free gift here: http://mneeley.ontraport.com/t?orid=10603&opid=18

Today I speak to one of my longest and dearest friends, Paulette Rees Denis.  Paulette is a Transformational Lifestyle Coach, magic maker, movement motivator and she's always ready to get you movin’ to change your state, then to change your story, and ultimately, change your life! As an inspirator of feminine celebration and a movement motivator, her passion and work is ultimately about guiding you on your journey, Life coaching –Movement, Momentum, and Magic, full of Dance and Desire, to follow your soul desires through movement and dance, words, and personal creative freedom, opening to your wild spirit, and your individual beauty. Paulette has over 20 years experience and has sharpened her coaching skills with ongoing studies with Tony Robbins, Robbins/Maddones Certification in Strategic Intervention Coaching along with Marie Forleo business schooling, Holy Fire Reiki and Access Consciousness energy healing certifications. This is one of those conversations you don't want to miss!! Find her at: http://www.paulettereesdenis.com/ http://gypsycaravantribalbellydance.com/ http://tribalgrooves.us/

Chris Penn has been living and traveling on the road for over 10 years. His skoolie build is a culmination of everything he has learned. In this episode we discuss everything from what got Chris out on the road, how he runs his Youtube channel, dealing with trolls and negative comments to how he makes money passively whilst travelling and living the life he wants.  Be sure to check him out at https://www.theoffgridskoolie.com/start-here His Youtube channels are https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtA9_KrZQLVzUN_OFovA8iA and  https://www.youtube.com/user/tylerdurdeno9 Still doubting living a free life? Then watch this video now!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jG7dSXcfVqE

Today I welcome the incredible Lucia Pavone to the Tactical Magic podcast. Lucia is a Pleasure Instigator, Sex & Sensuality Instructor, International Speaker. She supports those who identify as women to connect to their sensuality, love the body they are in and have a sex life worth bragging about. Her journey of sexual emancipation began over 16 years ago when she took her first sensuality course. Quickly realizing the pursuit of pleasure was her calling, she became a dedicated researcher of communication, relationships and sensuality . Busting through the limitations put on a woman’s orgasm, she’s experienced over 6,000 hours of Deliberate Embodied Orgasm (full body, extended orgasm). Lucia has been featured on the Ignite Intimacy podcast, Taboo Talk, Performers Creative Lab Podcast, and discoverHER radio, as well as been featured in medium.com and bustle.com. For the past 2 years, she’s hosted a weekly livestream on OSchool, a pleasure based sex education website, as seen in Forbes, Huffington Post, Glamour and recently went viral on NOW THIS. Lucia believes that by experiencing the universe through sensual gratification, pleasurable communication , and a woman's orgasm, life has infinite possibilities.

This week I talk to my friend Travis about his life as a videographer and photographer. He talks about how he started, why he started and what keeps him doing what he loves.   Travis is a full-time traveling filmmaker living in a self-converted Ram Promaster with his pup, Sam. You can find him on instagram @Trav_Travels_ or his website is travtravels.co Here's the music licensing company he mentions in this episode: musicbed.com

I've been called a mythical creature from time to time and from lots of different people but what does this mean? No, it doesn't mean I have 3 heads or that my hair is made of snakes. It means that I tap into that pure magic that flows through everyone, whether you see it or not, and use it to my advantage.  Call it the universe, fate, magic, coincidence, whatever. There is something that leads us and guides us through the lives we lead on this rock we call planet Earth. What do you call it? What is it that helps you find your way in the world? I'd love to know, so send me a message or find me at www.wildheartsriseup.com

On this weeks show we break down an up and down week for the Hawks, talk about who the team can clinch a playoff spot, and find out what the MLB scout liason actually does.  All that and more on this weeks episode of Birds the Word.  As always if you have a comment or a story for us to hear dont hesitate to reach out!  You can reach me directly at harrison.meyers@yahoo.com or via our Facebook page.  Just go onto Facebook and search "Birds the Word".

Hey look! We’re kinda keeping something of a schedule here! Okay, let’s talk about the episode… We start off with tangents about Amazon’s Alexa, then move into a proposed “pinball for rent” business idea while also discussing tech that only the uber-rich have (and can afford). From there, we discuss why Lyft doesn’t understand April Fools’ Day (aka “Internet Douchebag Day”) before delving into a discussion about a hacked camera-dildo device, which leads to Alex defining a new term : “Mandelberg’s Law” which, distilled to its core, is “any device with a computer inside of it will inspire someone to hack it”, while Mitcz tries to propose an easy and secure solution for the lackluster security standards for the Internet of Things. We also discuss the maybe-devil of internet startups (seriously, you might punch something when you hear about it), some exciting Apple news (they pretend to care again about their pro users), before delving into two of our favorite topics : Elon Musk and the growing industry of self-driving vehicles. It’s a long, but — we think — entertaining and perhaps fascinating episode that’ll keep you busy until we stop being lazy long enough to do this again. But we’re getting better! Let us know what YOU wanna hear about and maybe we’ll talk about it.

Our old pal Alex Mandelberg riffed on through to the other side in this raucous Riffin’ time. We start out with a discussion of the recent RiotLA Comedy Festival, leading into a short list of things Mitcz hates (which Mandelberg unifies with a theory), talk about who hates America based on arbitrary items, and Alex displays disrespect for the Batman franchise much to the ire of Mitcz & Teddy. From there.. well, it goes about every which way it can. You’ll love it, though. Be sure to check the site for all the links we discuss in this episode.