Friday, April 12, 2019

28A – Your Exit Strategy

My exit strategy for this business venture would be to keep the business.  If everything is going well and I am making profit, I wouldn't want to sell it but instead hire more people to do the rounds and buy more trucks and equipment so I wouldn't have to do much of the labor anymore.  I do have a son and would want him to have a job in the future.  Having him start at the bottom from a young age and then teaching him about the business and other side of it would be a great learning experience for him as well.  I think I would always be aware of the competition though, and make sure I am keeping competitive prices along with great quality but always trying new products new technology and new marketing strategies will have to be implemented for the future. 

I wouldn't want to sell it unless I had another business venture already in the works with possibly better profits and benefits involved.  I have seen many small business owners sell their business and customers and then end up regretting it a few years down the road, so I definitely wouldn't want to make that same mistake.  My exit strategy has helped me make some decision in purchasing high quality equipment because it is something I plan to keep in the long term.  I don't want to buy used products and then sell it within a few years but at the same time I want to make sure I am getting the best for my money and equipment that will last me a good amount of time.

2 comments:

  1. Daniel,
    Your exit strategy seems to be one of growth, meanwhile being open to options. Being flexible as an entrepreneur is important as the market is always shifting. Your intent to stick with your business shows you have a passion for it, but your skepticism shows you are conscious of your money and understand when it is time to cut your losses and move on.

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  2. Hi Daniel,

    Your exit strategy is a very smart one in my opinion. If my business was doing well and bringing in a substantial income, it would not be smart to sell it. Instead as a business owner, you could capitalize on your investment and expand the business to become even larger and more successful. Your decision to stick with your business shows that you are a smart business owner. Nice work!

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