Divorce can impact your business life. In this exclusive www.inc.com article by Betty Liu, learn why one CEO confessed, “I suffered in silence”. Betty reveals how and why the job of a CEO can be lonely. The takeaway for you? Don’t make divorce business decisions alone.
Are you looking for a new opportunity? Ready to do something different with your personal or business life? If so, this www.entreprenuer.com article by Pamela Wasley will move you in the right direction. One thing is for sure…. you must recognize when it time for a change.
Running your “family operation” smoothly will allow you to run your “business operation” profitably.” Here are some insights from an www.inc.com article by Kevin Daum.
There’s an old sales proverb that says……… “Nobody likes to be sold, but they love to buy.” In this article by Business Collective, you will learn how to pitch your company for a sale within sixty seconds. Why is this important? When it comes to selling your business in any economy, it can mean the difference between a “yes and a “no”.
Divorce is the seven-letter word nobody wants to talk about in business. If you’re blissfully married or on the verge of divorce, your business will come into play. In the article from Jessica Stillman, entrepreneur habits like “winging it” and “self-reliance” can cost you your business and profits. Bottom line, have a “Divorce Contingency Plan”.
If you want to sell your business, an accurate valuation is a key foundation. This article from Entrepreneur Contributor Paula Andruss, describes how to get the accurate valuation you need.
Divorce can put a serious stranglehold on your business. There are productive and destructive ways to deal with it. John Hewitt explains in this www.inc.com article, how you can deal with divorce in the midst trying to run a successful business. Here’s why this is important.
If you have not yet begun thinking seriously about your exit, you’re taking an enormous risk. Here is a great article to get you started….
Scared of what’s financially entailed in getting divorced? If so, please read on…..
Here’s a great read about 3 growth companies and how they managed the inevitable cash squeeze.
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