I Have to Sell my Business to Fund my Retirement

That is not a position you want to be in. Imagine negotiating the sale of your business, and trying to get the best price, if you absolutely have to sell to fund your retirement? Selling a small business is hard. Don’t make it harder than it has to be.

Right Now is a Bad Time to Sell Your Business

It’s time. I’m going to do it. Right now. No more waiting, no more 18-hour days, no more employee headaches. I’ve decided. I’m going to put my business up for sale. Look out! You’ve just made the most expensive decision you’ll ever make, because “right now” is a bad time to sell your business.

What does it Take to Sell your Small Business?

How nice would it be to get a simple answer to that question? The problem is, in most cases we’re given more questions when we ask that question. Check out Josh Patrick’s article “Why Many Small Businesses Cannot Be Sold” as a good example.

Your Business is Failing – Close it or Sell it?

It’s hard to sell a small business, but it’s even more difficult to sell a failing small business. That said, the prospect of shutting down a small business is terrifying for most small business owners. Many of us mentally escape to the place called “it’s failing, but someone will buy it”.

Want to Sell Your Business? Motivate Your Employees

Are you replaceable? When you own a small business it often seems like you are the business. All roads lead to you. All questions end up on your desk. You are the solver of all problems. Being the owner in that “central” place can be compelling (and addicting), but it also destroys your ability to sell your business.