Getting a job in a business you want to buy.

 

Romil wants to know how one might get a job before becoming a buyer!

It sounds like an easy win/win strategy.

This question was inspired by my recent interview with John Mill about hiring your buyer.

What I do in this week’s video is tell you about several different cases that I have first-hand knowledge of.

People say they want to execute this strategy, but the proof is in the pudding.

AND what some of these employee buyers may be missing when they plot their strategy…

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What you should learn from your job before you become a business owner. How to Buy a Business

What should you try to learn from your job?

If I let you learn how to drive with my car before you bought one of your own, would you?

There is a great advantage in gaining experience.

Especially before mistakes will cost you money from your own pocket.

This week I answer a question from a Business Buyer Advantage student who wanted to know what he should try to learn from his job before he buys a business.

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How to make a living without a job.. Glendon creates a playlist of his excellent videos.

Many people know that the 'dependable' jobs are on the way out.  The economy of working is changing to an economy of 'gigs.'  It's happening everywhere and a recent article that I remember reading but I can't find said that almost half of working people by the year 2020 would be freelance contractors.

Web sites like Fiverr.com and odesk.com are helping to create marketplaces where people all over the world compete for one small piece of work at a time.

You can either let the changing world happen to you or you can get out in front of the tsunami and prepare yourself by being in control of your own destiny.

You can start out part-time, all it takes is commitment.

Glendon Cameron teaches the 'hustle' of being self-determined.  I like his videos and follow him often on YouTube.  He's put together an entire playlist of videos on how to make a living without a job and I though some of you may find it interesting.

Enjoy:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aVzBgmEEriE&list=PLLxmTONAm2wSRTYp-raDMFIKScW0X7apo&feature=share&index=1

[VIDEO STORY] Bye Bye Birdie

In this video I tell the story of the difficulty in finding a buyer for a highly specialized niche retail store; one that sells bird-watching items.

I relate how small business buyers are looking for both an investment and a job and help shed some light on how you should imagine an exit plan before you start a business.

Enjoy.