This collection of posts on my unretirement (I think I’m adopting Steve King’s term) came up this week, I guess because of the interview Romy Ribitzky did last week with me and my daughter Sabrina, about how I stepped down from managing the company to focus on blogging, writing, speaking and teaching instead.
That was three years ago last April. In retrospect, I’m even happier about it now than I thought I would be then. It’s worked out fine for me, thanks; and I think the company is much better off, too.
- How to Rewrite Your Job Instead of Retiring | Small Business Trends
This is my post on Small Business Trends, reflecting on the three years since I stopped running Palo Alto Software. - Small Business Labs: Tim Berry’s Baby Boomer Un-Retirement – Part 2
Steve King of Small Business Labs goes back to earlier posts on my succession safe harbor new job, picking up where we left off. - Advice For Father Daughter Father Son Businesses – Resources – Portfolio.com
A good compilation of two-generation family business advice from fathers and daughters and sons who’ve successfully worked together, including me and my daughter, who runs my company. - Father Child Business Talk About Working Together – Companies & Execs – Portfolio.com
Romy Ribitzky on Portfolio.com retells the story of Palo Alto Software (among others) …
Warning: there’s a whole lot of me in those posts. The first one is by me, the second one about me, and the last two mixing me and Sabrina with some other stories.
Tim Berry is the founder and chairman of Palo Alto Software and Bplans.com. Follow him on Twitter @Timberry.
