Case Study #48: Believe in Your Business
Believe in your business during the sales process. You’ve built something great. Know your terms and believe in your numbers.
Believe in your business during the sales process. You’ve built something great. Know your terms and believe in your numbers.
Embracing conflict is a way to build a better business and get on the same page before experiencing partner remorse.
This is the story of Lee Richter and her veterinarian husband acquiring Montclair Vet, and growing from 3,000 to 25,000 customers.
It’s important to remove yourself from the scaffolding of your business so that your company can survive in your absence. Have systems!
This is the story of a business value doubling as it was being sold. An 85% cash/15% paid in a one-year note wouldn’t work anymore.
When Lee Gregory first started Sir Lines A Lot, it was as a part-time business. One advantage took him all the way to a ten figure exit.