Practical thinking on growth, valuation, and transition — written for owners who'd rather understand the mechanics than hear a sales pitch.
You probably have a number in your head. Whatever the source, that number is often wrong — not because you're bad at business, but because valuation isn't intuitive. Here's a clearer way to think about it.
Read More →You can want to sell and still not be ready. The gap between "I want to exit" and "this business is ready for a new owner" is where value gets left on the table. Here are three patterns that show up over and over.
Read More →The instinct is usually right — there's real demand there. But demand alone doesn't make it a good move. Most service line additions that fail don't fail because the market wasn't there.
Read More →Selling a manufacturing business is a fundamentally different transaction than selling a property, a practice, or a retail store. The buyers are different, the math is different, and the things that kill deals are different.
Read More →The gap between "this looks interesting" and "I'm signing the papers" is where most buyers either make a smart deal or an expensive mistake. Here's what to pay attention to.
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