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Values and life lessons has been identified as the most important component of a complete legacy.
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Surviving Tragedy
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Why do life crises lead to greater self-reliance, confidence, and effective coping in some people and yet shatter the lives of others?
How Are Parent/Child Relationships Important to Your Ag Legacy?
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GROWING healthy relationships between parents and adult children is challenging. . .
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When Do You Transfer Management Skills to the Next Generation?
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View a free recording on getting started transferring your management skills to the next generation at AGLEGACY.org
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Difficult Conversations | HOW*TO Guide
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A difficult conversation does not define who we are. However, it can rock our identity at times and make us want to lash out in order to regain it.
How Could Disrespect Have a Part in an Ag Legacy?
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View a free recording about disrespect in an ag legacy and other important topics
…before time runs out!
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Death Certificates
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A death certificate is a necessary step once a death has occurred.
How Are You MENTORING?
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Learn why mentoring isn’t the same thing as coaching and more.
What is an AG LEGACY?
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A LEGACY is the summation of a lifetime of achievement and the context in which that lifetime will be remembered.
To learn more see AGLEGACY.org
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Where Are We with Our Management Succession Plan?
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How will you make sure your farm or ranch successfully passes to the next generation?
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