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How Do We Discuss What Really Matters?

March 4, 2026Posthewlett@uwyo.edu

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Each difficult conversation is made up of three, distinct conversations.

LEARN MORE about difficult conversations and how to discuss what really matters see: AGLEGACY.org > Modules

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What is Your Plan?

March 3, 2026Posthewlett@uwyo.edu

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WE MIGHT BEGIN the process of transitioning management skills with three, basic questions: “Where are we?”, “Where do we want to go?”, and “How do we get there from here?”
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Ag Legacy Business Issues

March 2, 2026Posthewlett@uwyo.edu

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A ­formalized management approach allows the family to understand when milestones are reached on the way to fulfilling business goals.

AGLEGACY.org offers a perspective.
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AG LEGACY

February 26, 2026Posthewlett@uwyo.edu

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Helping agriculture nurture its legacy . . .

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When Do You Transfer Management Skills to the Next Generation?

February 25, 2026Posthewlett@uwyo.edu

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A little at a time:
   Transferring management information is best over a period of time.

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Should Sorry Have a Place in an Ag Legacy?

February 24, 2026Posthewlett@uwyo.edu

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Questions about saying “I’M SORRY”?

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Are You Feeling Left Out of An Ag Legacy?

February 23, 2026Posthewlett@uwyo.edu

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Emotions are real and feelings of being left out is a real emotion that can influence personal interactions.

AGLEGACY.org offers a perspective.
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Difficult Conversations | HOW*TO Guide

February 19, 2026Posthewlett@uwyo.edu

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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.

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Can You Feel Left Out of Your Ag Legacy?

February 18, 2026Posthewlett@uwyo.edu

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View a free recording providing an in-depth look at interactions and emotions in an Ag Legacy and other important topics
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When does the temperature become too hot for you?

February 17, 2026Posthewlett@uwyo.edu

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View a free recording on techniques for reducing the temperature
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