Imagine building a successful business as a female founder, only to sell it for 30% less than a male counterpart would. If that doesn’t sit right with you, you’re not alone. The Exit Gap, the gender disparity in business exits, is a reality that many women entrepreneurs face today.

What if your business could do well without you managing every little thing, and your money could earn more money even when you're not working? After 14 years as a business owner, I've found that becoming an investor is not just possible—it's key to succeeding in the long term.

Many business owners work hard to grow their businesses, but often forget to plan for the day they might want to sell. This can cause problems down the line.

Did you know that less than 10% of small business owners succeed in selling their business, mostly because they had a good plan for exiting?

Have you ever stayed up at night wondering, "Will my team be ok after I sell my business?" You're not alone. Selling a business is more than just a financial transaction; it's an emotional journey that can leave you with countless sleepless nights. Let's dive into the three critical questions you must ask yourself before signing the deal.

This agency owner's story of transforming their business from near-failure to a $1 million valuation is essential reading for all business owners.

I wanted to share their impressive comeback so you can gather important lessons and practical steps to prepare your own business for a successful exit.

Do you want your business to be acquired? Maximize your business profit. Because your profit dictates for how much money and how quickly you can sell your small business. In this blog post, I will show you how to maximize profit and why it is the key to increasing your business's value if you decide to sell it.

Having a small business is about making plans and doing things - but even more so it's also about your mindset. Your thoughts can make the difference between success, just getting by or closing shop.

As a small business owner, you’ve poured your heart and soul into building a personal brand that resonates with your audience. But have you ever wondered how you can transform this personal brand into a business asset that can thrive without your constant presence?

Have you ever wondered what goes on in the mind of someone looking to buy a small business like yours?

Understanding their perspective can be the key to successfully preparing and selling your own business for maximum value.

Selling your business is a chance to set new personal and work goals. This new phase is exciting, but can also bring unexpected emotions and challenges. Some exiteers wonder what to do with the money from the sale of a business, whilst others suffer from depression after selling a business.