Tyler Tysdal and Robert Hirsch Discuss Perfect Time to Sell A Business
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Selling a business requires a great deal of timing. Business owners should know the right time to sell a business, and it can only be determined by factoring in the art and science behind it. There are fundamental questions to reflect on, according to Robert Hirsch, such as ‘Am I here? Am I clear? Am I really into my business? Am I serving my corporation, or does my business serve me?’
A business should be a vehicle to time and financial freedom. Business is thriving when a business owner is not tied in it; when a business owner gets to enjoy time and financial freedom with minimal efforts. Tyler Tysdal, the co-founder of Freedom Factory, defines freedom as doing what you want when you want, with whom you wish to, and as often as you wish. If the business does not define the kind of freedom mentioned above, then it is not yet high time to sell it. Selling it prematurely won’t increase its sale value.
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One of the many questions that come to mind when trying to sell a business is, ‘how to get the company ready to sell?’ selling a business can be done in many ways. However, business experts Robert Hirsch and Tyler Tysdal stress the importance of knowing if it is the right time to sell and whether a person is operating a business or a job.
However, knowing whether a business is indeed a business or a job can be a tricky thing. Robert Hirsch of Freedom Factory said that “do not show up for a week or so and watch how the business performs.” If the income remains the same, or the business increased in revenue, then that is a business. If the company didn’t perform well, then that’s a job right there.
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