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You built your business with blood, sweat, and tears.

You deserve an exit with no regrets, an exit of your choice, and most importantly, an exit you are proud of.

All business owners will “exit” their business, one way or another, but there are many ways to do so and not all exits are the same.

The best prepared business owners understand this issue and focus their decisions and actions on their best options allowing them to design an exit on their own terms and timing.

All business owners will “exit” their business, one way or another, but there are many ways to do so and not all exits are the same.

The best prepared business owners understand this issue and focus their decisions and actions on their best options allowing them to design an exit on their own terms and timing.

A brand new Exit Decisions is in development to give business owners an increased ability to understand their personal “if, when, & how” of selling their business. 

The vast majority of owners who do sell their business do so one time in their life, so it better be right.  

 

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Player – Coach – (Owner)

Bill Russell, George Halas, Tom Landry, Frank Robinson all did it. These, and many others were at some point “player-coaches”. Some head coaches, others as assistants to coordinators. Sometimes it even worked out well (i.e. Russell), for a time. Sometimes it was...

“He’s Driving my Mother Crazy”

That a direct quote when a friend of mine was asked how his father was doing. My friend mentioned his Dad, now over 70, was on a kick of forwarding emails he finds funny, interesting, or troubling. (Honestly my Mother has this habit as well.) This was attributed to...

What is an “Exit”?

Just few years ago the word “Exit” had a pretty bad connotation to small business owners. Still does really, just not as bad. The worst of the interpretations is leaving the building feet first. To some it now connects with selling their business. I would suppose that...

What is “Value”?

A few years back I returned from an annual conference many thoughts, concerns and Ideas are running through my mind. Certainly, the field of “exit planning” is fairly “young” searching for its place among the business owners and advisors. It had moved from unknown to...

Business Type Cage Match – A Lifestyle vs. An Asset

“Build your business to suit your preferences.” – Dan Kennedy This argument about owners and their business will probably never stop. And it shouldn’t. It is a real issue, concern really, for owners but I think we could all take another look at it. Why does it matter?...

Constraints and Fallacies

Every business, and everyone in general for that matter, faces constraints every day. Some we know and accept, some unknown, and others we fight against. They can be legal, physical (I can’t dunk a basketball), financial, personal, etc. Some are self-imposed, others...