Publisher's Synopsis
Being a business owner is tough. Let's face it, when it comes to running a business, a lot of us underestimated what it would take. We saw being the boss as vacations, telling others what to do and counting the money that rolled in. Those things were quickly replaced with working 60+ hours a week, trying to find skilled employees at salaries you could afford and worrying about taxes and how the bills were going to get paid. But wait there is good news! You are still here. Your business that you started has beaten those small business failure statistics that so many refer too. Despite all the stress and issues you have faced in your endeavor to be your own boss, you are still standing. Maybe a little beat up but, none the less, still standing. So now what? Avoiding Million Dollar Mistakes: The 3 Things You Must Do To Sell Your Business For Big Money is an insight into what every small business owner must start to focus on. Every business owner leaves there business one way or another. The difference among those with a successful exit and those an unsuccessful exit is how much control they take over the situation. Yes you read that correctly. You can take control of your situation. It is not just by chance that some business owners view the sale of their business as the event of a lifetime and others view it as a disappointment of a lifetime. Avoiding Million Dollar mistakes takes you through the steps of how to sell your business. What things you need to consider before selling your business; what things you can do to add value to your business; and what does are the steps to sell your business are some of the topics covered in the book. Avoiding Million Dollar Mistakes will make running your business fun again. Remember that excitement you had when you first started out. That feeling of importance and being able to conquer the world. You can get that feeling back. By putting your business on the right track, you will see the growth in your business that will lead to the lifestyle you desired when you first started.
