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Selling Your Business: Why This Starts the Day You Launch

The Entrepreneur MBA Podcast with Stephen Halasnik · 2023-10-26 · 35 min

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Selling your business should not be left to chance or addressed only when you are ready to retire. It is a process that starts the day you launch your business. When you approach entrepreneurship with the possibility of a future sale in mind, you create a more valuable and attractive asset for potential buyers. Whether you ultimately decide to sell or not, the steps you take to prepare for a sale will also make your business stronger, more resilient, and better positioned for long-term success. So, embrace the idea that selling your business starts the day you launch, and you'll be on the path to building a more valuable and sustainable enterprise. In today's podcast, Lorraine Ball from "More than a Few Words" and Stephen Halasnik from Financing Solutions ( ) discuss "Selling your business: Why this starts the day you launch."

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