Owner, how ready are you for your business exit? Assessing your emotional readiness is critical for a successful business exit. Here’s why it matters: There are 5 common emotions you will likely sense during the exit planning process... ?? CONFLICT Identify potential conflicts early to strategize effective resolutions. ?? EMOTIONAL ATTACHMENT Acknowledge your connection to your business to facilitate a smoother transition. ?? RETIREMENT ANXIETY Clarify fears and expectations about retirement to forge a confident path forward. ?? FEAR OF REGRET Address worries about decision-making early to minimize future regrets. ?? LOSS OF IDENTITY Understand the impact of your business on your personal identity to prepare for a new self-definition. Find out where you are on the map with these 5 common emotions business owners experience in the exit planning process. ? Check the comments for a link to get your personal assessment report.
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Ever get excited about doing something new and then wonder how you’re going to make the change? I remove that wonder with confidence. ?? Christ Follower, Family Man, Coach, Value-Builder, Podcaster, Coffee Connoisseur
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Let’s talk about your identity as a business owner. https://lnkd.in/eWhwK-Cs #4thstrategicplan
Owner: Step into your post-exit adventure with clarity and purpose ?? I'm a 4th Quarter Coach, experienced COO/CEO, strategic planner, project manager, keynote, author, coffee connoisseur
Business owner thinking about exiting their business suffers from impending loss of identity. Here's a thought: 1) "I'm afraid." 2) "There's the fear." Option 1 - you've attached fear to your identity. You've put fear on like a shirt. But it's not who you are. Yet, you are not everything you could be because you're playing small because the truth is, the fear does not define you. Option 2 - you're viewing fear from a higher perspective. You are transcending the fear with a bigger strategy of your life. You can actually leverage what you're experiencing in the fear to propel your strategy even further. Why this matters to the business owner exiting: Your identity is, period. It's a mix of values, strengths, weaknesses, etc. Your career is an EXPRESSION of your identity. It's what people EXPERIENCE of you. This is freeing because your career can change over time (think vocational alignment) while you remain true to who you are. There is nothing to fear about your identity in the process of planning your exit. "Vocational Alignment", by the way is one of the 6 Hallmarks of a Fantastic Fourth Quarter. If you want to know more about what those Hallmarks mean to your personal strategy, let's talk. DM me. #4thstrategicplan
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When mapping out your next move in life, stop trying to "find your passion". Do this instead... #4thstrategicplan