LISTEN: High Performing Families (Part 1) with Nikko & Jade Lord – Lord Pastoral

29 August 2024
An article by  Ben Law - The Financial Bloke

Have you ever wondered why some families thrive in agriculture, prospering across generations, while others struggle despite having similar resources? In the first instalment of this High Performing Families series, we chat with Nikko and Jade Lord, the younger generation of the Lord Family, who embody the traits that set successful families apart.

In this engaging conversation, we explore how Nikko's return from college full of bright ideas was met with a delicate balance of freedom and guidance by his father and discuss how he plans to navigate this balance with his own children. Jade shares her experience transitioning from city life in Brisbane to the rural setting of Richmond, and how she and Nikko built strong relationships with his family whilst navigating the challenges this often presents.

We also uncover the Lord family's embrace of the "Who Not How" philosophy, seeking outside help and professional advice to tackle problems and achieve success. Jade provides insight into how they are already preparing their young children to be valuable members of the family and business, ensuring the legacy of prosperity continues. Lastly, we offer advice to young individuals in less prosperous family businesses on how to foster communication and drive their own success.

Tune in to hear these stories and more as Nikko and Jade reveal the principles and practices that make their family’s business a high-performing one.

 

 

 

Ben spent over 20 years working with successful business owners and farming families which allowed him to unearth the timeless principles on how to successfully grow, protect and maintain wealth.

If you want to learn the principles of how to grow your family’s wealth throughout the generations, then you might consider joining The AgriCoach Podcast each fortnight for more Wealth & Wisdom.

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