Business in America in 2025 is rapidly changing(it is only April 17 at the time of writing this piece and it feels like we have been through the ringer), driven by factors like widespread layoffs, government department closures, and an ongoing market crash. As these events disrupt the traditional job market, many are turning to […]
You did it. The contracts are signed. The money has moved. The business is yours. If you’re new to entrepreneurship—especially if you’re coming from a structured career in tech or corporate life—this moment can feel overwhelming. You might be wondering: This article is for you: the new owner who’s just stepped into the driver’s seat
Buying a business is a major investment. Whether you’re looking to grow your portfolio or take on a new challenge, the process of purchasing a business can be complex and overwhelming. One of the most important steps you can take before making the commitment is conducting a Business Purchase Audit. But why is it so
Owning a small business is one of the most rewarding careers. After spending years in Corporate America and then being a stay-at-home mom, I realized that having control of your schedule is one of the most freeing things in life, and having a small business allows you that opportunity. However, many small business owners do
If you’ve been thinking about selling your business in 2025, you might have noticed a problem: small businesses just aren’t selling like they used to. It’s not that buyers aren’t out there—but many business owners are struggling to find serious offers or close deals. So, what’s going on? And more importantly, how can you make
Every small business owner dreams of growth, but recognizing when your business is actually ready to scale can be challenging. If you’ve hit a plateau, or you’re dealing with operational inefficiencies and feeling uncertain about the next steps, it may be time to bring in a business consultant. An expert in small business consulting can
Before diving into the search for a business to buy, it’s essential to clarify your objectives. Start by thinking about what industry excites you, the type of business you want to run, and your financial capabilities. Are you interested in a service-based business or one with a product focus? Do you want to buy a
Every business has a lifecycle, and at some point, you will need to transition out—whether it’s through retirement, selling the business, or passing it down to a successor. However, many business owners don’t think about an exit strategy until it’s too late. Without proper planning, you could miss out on maximizing the value of your
Selling a service-based business can be a complex process, filled with unique challenges that differ from product-based companies. Without proper preparation and guidance, business owners often make costly mistakes that can delay or derail the sale. To help you navigate the process successfully, we’ll discuss five common mistakes to avoid when selling your service-based business
Selling a business is one of the most significant decisions an entrepreneur can make. Whether you’re ready to retire, pivot into a new industry, or just looking for a change, it’s crucial to prepare your business thoroughly to maximize its value. Proper preparation can make the difference between a quick, profitable sale and a drawn-out
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