It’s the holidays so I invited some of my
SmallBiz friends to drop by for a bit of a party.
Join us for some cheer and fun
conversation.Here’s who I invited…
Mike Finger,
a former business owner, business broker and consultant who helps business
owners prepare their businesses for sale.
Henry Lopez,
former car wash and suite salon owner and current co-working space and frozen
yogurt shop owner will be visiting too.Henry is also a business coach and the host of the How of Business
Podcast.
Marc Mawhinney, Three-time business owner and business coach to coaches will be
stopping in.Marc is the host of the Natural
Born Coaches Podcast.
Finally, I’ve got Rick Nicholson who
will be visiting near the end.Rick has
owned seven different food/coffee businesses over the years and is a Wizard
of Ads partner with Roy H Williams’ Austin, TX based organization.
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.
Watch the interview here: https://youtu.be/wI0nmhgz5OI
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Veteran
entrepreneur and investor in distressed businesses tells us how.
Have you ever thought of buying a failing
or distressed business?
Some people say this is how you get a good
deal.
Does it all come down to purchase price
though or is there more to this?
I interview experienced distressed
business investor Robert Gale from Rothesay Capital Partners who has taken on
the challenge of over 20 such businesses in his career.
Listen to some of the lessons that Robert
has learned and learn about some of the challenges of this type of business
acquisition/investing.
What if you could borrow money whenever
you wanted and didn’t have to get an approval?
This week, I discuss an interesting
concept in financial planning that’s been used for over 100 years by wealthy individuals
and corporations.
In fact, while I was reading Empire of
Imagination, the story of Gary Gygax, creator of Dungeons and Dragons,
I learned that the very first edition of D&D was financed using the
technique outlined in this interview.
It could be something that you decide to
make a part of your wealth planning.
Let’s listen to Mark Willis about how some
people are creating options for themselves based on the type of insurance they
buy: https://youtu.be/OMlvcxWROag