What happens on Day Two of a family business retreat?

Day Two redefines success and asks each family member to dream again. Kris Kluver, in The Dysfunctional Family Office, structures the second day around two objectives. Finalize the previous day's work. Think differently about success. The agenda runs check-in, review of Day One's work, redefining success, the Balance Wheel, dreaming again, and conclusion. The redefining success piece matters because most family members walk in operating on someone else's definition of what amazing looks like. The Balance Wheel surfaces the lopsidedness. The dreaming again exercise asks what each person would pursue if they knew they couldn't fail. The questions are simple. The answers usually surprise the family. By the end of Day Two, each member has articulated their own definition of success across all four quadrants of life, separate from anyone else's version.