Exit Planning: Start with the End in Mind

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Whether you’re years away from stepping back or just starting to think about your future, this episode gives you practical, actionable advice to ensure you exit your business on your own terms.

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Chapters

1. Why Exit Planning Matters Now (00:00:00)

2. Five Exit Options for Business Owners (00:02:31)

3. Six Steps to Successful Exit Planning (00:04:05)

4. Common Exit Planning Pitfalls (00:06:54)

5. Action Steps and Episode Closing (00:07:51)

48 episodes

#Entrepreneur #Business #Chip Schweiger #Entrepreneurship #Small Business #Business Owners #Accounting #Finance #Business Growth

Things Entrepreneurs Should Know

Exit Planning: Start with the End in Mind

Things Entrepreneurs Should Know

published about a year ago

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Whether you’re years away from stepping back or just starting to think about your future, this episode gives you practical, actionable advice to ensure you exit your business on your own terms.

As discussed in this episode:

Episode 40: Four Levels of Effective Delegation to Create a Self-Sustaining Business

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Chapters

1. Why Exit Planning Matters Now (00:00:00)

2. Five Exit Options for Business Owners (00:02:31)

3. Six Steps to Successful Exit Planning (00:04:05)

4. Common Exit Planning Pitfalls (00:06:54)

5. Action Steps and Episode Closing (00:07:51)

48 episodes

#Entrepreneur #Business #Chip Schweiger #Entrepreneurship #Small Business #Business Owners #Accounting #Finance #Business Growth

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