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Take the money. I sold my business earlier than I initially envisioned and for a bit less value than what I had hoped to build to, but I took the opportunity when it was offered and I am glad I did. Within a year or so, the overall market space in which the business’s products existed took a massive dive and still hasn’t totally recovered. Had I not sold when I did, the business would have almost certainly gone under. Like the old saying “a bird in hand is better than 2 in the bush”.
Take the money, relax for a bit, and move on to the next chapter.
Appreciate your advice and experience in this. Relieved you haven’t looked back since.
I’m currently selling all of my companies. Taking the biggest payout I can and hunkering down because winter is definitely coming. Already got offers and ready to move forward.
A note I would encourage, though, is take the money and sit on it for a year or two well watching the real estate market adjust. Hard to purchase cash flowing properties right now. Most investors are sitting out for a few years.
You could also invest in dividend stock, CDs or HYSA in the meantime
I'm not super in the know. Can you expound on 'winter is coming' and what makes you believe this? Genuinely curious as to what your thoughts are
🤣🤣 nice reference