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Lesson #5: The Tough Times Are Never Too Tough to Handle
Eastman was dedicated to his work. Indeed, with no wife or children to ever go home to, the Kodak family was the only one he had ever known. So, when his right hand man wanted to spend more time with his own children, Eastman grew frustrated. And, it would set off a string of events that would challenge both the Kodak company and Eastman’s dedication to it.

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The Kodak Man: How George Eastman Got His Start
“The manifest destiny of the Eastman Kodak Company is to be the largest manufacturer of photographic materials in the world,” said Eastman, “or go to pot.”

Lesson #4: Leadership Means More than Just Being Loud
Around the Kodak offices, Eastman was known for one thing. It was not his innovative mind or his drive, nor was it his passion for photography. What Eastman’s staff new about him was that he swore – a lot. Whenever something went wrong, anyone within earshot could hear Eastman’s infamous blue streak.

Lesson #5: The Tough Times Are Never Too Tough to Handle
Eastman was dedicated to his work. Indeed, with no wife or children to ever go home to, the Kodak family was the only one he had ever known. So, when his right hand man wanted to spend more time with his own children, Eastman grew frustrated. And, it would set off a string of events that would challenge both the Kodak company and Eastman’s dedication to it.

Top 10 Ways Your Family Can Help Your Home Business Succeed
While some home business owners hire family to help their business succeed, some do it for tax benefits. No matter the reason, employing family to help your business has many advantages. If you do hire your family, there are some aspects to consider.
Creating Great Family Relationships
When asked what is most important to them, most people respond with one word-family. When you have a family where love is expressed, and shown, the benefits are overwhelming. A happy family where respect, laughter, love, and fun exist is truly a bit of heaven on earth. If your spouse is thoughtful, supportive, a teammate, and a friend, you'll attain greater happiness in all areas of life. If your children are close to you, bonding as siblings, developing mentally, physically, and spiritually, who can measure the joy you will know? When the trials of the world weigh heavily upon you, your family becomes a true source of strength, encouragement, and peace-a shelter from the storm.
Family Businesses Face Unique Challenges: What Makes Them Different?
In matters of cash flow and marketing, a family-owned or closely-held business is the same as any other small business. But family-owned and closely held businesses also they have significant differences, especially when it comes time to talk about retirement, resale, or transitioning the business to the next generation. Here were some key points noted by the Family Business Institute on what makes family-owned businesses different:
The Gift Of Receiving
Every family has one. That one person who shoulders all the family burdens, keeps the family secrets and cleans up the family messes. The one who is everyone’s sounding board and shoulder to cry on. The one who remembers all the holidays, birthdays and anniversaries. The one around whom the family always gathers. In my family, it’s my grandma. She has been the rock in my family for as long as anyone can remember.
Love, Health and Harmony
Few things in life are more important than your family. Yet few challenges in life seem as great as keeping your family together. However, you can experience close, healthy relationships with your family!
The Fall of Kodak: 5 Lessons for Small Business
With Kodak on the brink of bankruptcy, small business owners seem to be taking little notice. For them, Kodak's troubles seem distant, if not impossible. The fact is that many of the mistakes Kodak made, business owners make everyday.
My Review of the book Running the Gauntlet by Jeffrey Hayzlett
Jeffrey Hayzlett, former CMO of Kodak, has written a new book about how to effect change in business, Running the Gauntlet. This is my review of the book.
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