Most business owners don’t think about selling their company until they’re ready to stop working.
And by then, they’ve often already left money on the table.
Here’s the thing: an exit plan isn’t a retirement document. It’s a business strategy. And the owners who treat it that way long before they’re ready to go are the ones who walk away on their own terms.
Whether you’re thinking about selling in two years or twenty, the question isn’t “should I have an exit plan?” The question is twofold: “Is my business ready to be sold?” and “Would I get what it’s worth?”
Most of the time, the honest answer is no.
This is such an important topic that I wanted to make sure to cover it on Your Numbers Are Talking.
Some of the key takeaways / things to watch for are:
1. An Exit Plan Is a Business Strategy, Not a Retirement Plan
2. Buyers Are Buying Risk — Or They’re Walking Away From It
3. Acquisition Is One of the Fastest Ways to Grow — But the Numbers Have to Hold Up
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Your Number are Talking is my LinkedIn Newsletter, published 2x a month, where I share some of the most important things I wish business owners knew about along with real-world scenarios I see.
Your Numbers are Always Talking… but do you know what they’re saying?
That’s exactly what I break down.
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