Adopt the Habit of Due Diligence

Published: Oct 29, 2004

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Negotiating a deal is glamorous and fun. Whereas, due diligence requires a lot of painstaking time and energy. Yet, we hear executives of large corporations explaining their successes as being the result of due diligence, or their failures being caused by a lack of it.

Due diligence includes:

Too busy?

Have a trusted staff person, a family member, a friend or smart 'wizard' with sound logical processes (a) do some analysis or research, (b) ask you a set of prepared questions, (c) follow Uncle Max skills and (d) tabulate data and write a report or plan of action for you.

How do you reduce your time and energy and increase the probability of doing due diligence more readily?

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