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Intersectional Accounting
Consider the following statement, and fill in the blank: “_____________ is pragmatic; it asks how it is possible to get an individual to do something... Read More
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CLM Advisors LLC newsletter aims to give you content that you can use to help make your business more productive and powerful. Each month we will present you with educative, exciting, and effective information that you can learn from. If you ever have any questions feel free to reach out to our team.
Are The Kids OK?
Approximately 15% of business owners are under age 35. At CLM, we have had the privilege of working with some of them. On occasion, in... Read More
Culture Is Great. Value Is Better.
Last month, the CLM Blog was basically an essay on culture, and specifically on identifying and nurturing those things that make your business special, inspirational,... Read More
Cure For The Common Day
Among my favorite quotes ever is one from Vin Scully, the legendary announcer for the Los Angeles Dodgers. During a national broadcast, Scully was talking... Read More
Part 2: So, Now What?
Hello, everyone, and welcome back to the year 2020! Time travel is fun, yes? Yes? Anyone? Well, anyhow, it is good to actually see you,... Read More
Part 1: So, Now What?
Let’s do a little bit of projecting into the future: Pretend it is now July 1, 2020. By this time, here in New Jersey, and... Read More
Part 2: Wolves In Your Hen-House
In Part 1 earlier this month, we discussed culture in the workplace. We received a solid response to it, which tells me it’s a... Read More
Part 1: Wolves In Your Hen-House
If you are old enough (obviously I am) to remember the 1992 campaign for President, you may recall the internal slogan that Bill Clinton’s campaign... Read More
Rejecting “Business As Usual”
“It’s been a long December and there’s reason to believe, maybe this year will be better than the last…” – Counting Crows, Long December Despite... Read More
Bah Humbug!
Consulting Log of CLM Advisors January – December, 1843 Client Name: XXXXX (redacted) known only as “E.S.” JANUARY: E.S. came in for his meeting... Read More