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We business owners are a unique breed. In addition to the many plates we spin and the responsibilities we have, we want to see our businesses move forward. And, whether you realize it or not, we have a destructive habit that, if left unchecked, can undermine our dreams, our team, and our vision—and that habit is self-sabotage. In this episode, I discuss what self-sabotage is, why it happens, how to identify it, and how to limit it....
Throughout my career as a business owner and entrepreneur, I’ve had several people ask me why I put myself through this. Some naysayers have even blatantly told me that I’ll never make it. Whether you’re a seasoned business person or an aspiring entrepreneur, you’ve probably had someone tell you the same things. But, in the world of entrepreneurship, you’ll need to learn to put your earplugs on and keep working—because here, attitu...
In episode 403 of Financially Simple, Justin looks at how your attitude as a business owner can determine your business’s success.
The mindset of a business owner and how they approach their dealings with their clients and suppliers will ultimately set them up for success or failure. In this episode, Justin considers the meaning of success to an individual business owner, and how that can influence their dealing with others as well...
In episode 402 of Financially Simple, Justin considers the emotional and psychological impact that selling a Business can have on the Owner.
You’ve devoted a chunk of your life to building a successful business, and now you’re ready to sell it - but are you, personally, prepared for the mental shocks to come? In this episode, Justin looks at what it is like to sell a business from the emotional and psychological side of things - th...
In episode 401 of Financially Simple, Justin lists some of the obstacles that might impede the closing of a sale.
You’re selling your business, you’ve got an interested Buyer, so far so good - except for the other things that still need to be overcome, such as having both parties' legal counsel agree, the banks that are financing the business approve the deal, and your employees and customers are as happy about the sale as you ...
In episode 400 of Financially Simple, Justin looks at how a Business Owner can map the Sales Process of their Business so that they can easily step away from it.
As a Business Owner, being able to step away from your business and have it continue to run smoothly is key to making the business sellable as the processes are transferable and scalable. In this episode, Justin goes over the process of extracting yourself from the Sales P...
In episode 399 of Financially Simple, Justin goes over the different types of criteria that a Business Owner can use to define their Perfect Persona.
A "perfect" buyer persona is a business's ideal client, the type of person or company that best suits the services that that business provides and aligns to the same values. In this episode, Justin looks at the various principles and methods of defining your ideal client.
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In episode 398 of Financially Simple, Justin concludes his review of what a Buyer will consider when looking for a business to purchase.
Potential buyers that are considering purchasing your business will look at your assets - from the location, structure, and physical assets, to the intangible as well as potential liabilities such as OHSA regulations. In this episode, Justin considers the tangible and intangible assets, and legal ...
In episode 397 of Financially Simple, Justin expands on the business sale prices through the eyes of the Buyer, looking at the relationship side of things.
A potential buyer of your business is going to evaluate your company on a number of criteria, including the relationships that you have in place with your existing clients, vendors, and your employees. In this episode, Justin goes over these relationships and explains how each c...
In episode 396 of Financially Simple, Justin begins to examine the flip side of the coin - what do prospective buyers see when they look at your business as they consider its worth.
As the owner of a business, you know your company the ins and outs, the team and processes that you have in place - but have you considered what a buyer sees from the outside looking in? In this episode, Justin goes over some key points that a business ...
In episode 395 of Financially Simple, Justin explains how you can analyze your business’s performance year-on-year using five simple Key Ratios.
A Key Ratio uses your business’s financial data and compares the information to another data set to help determine the state of the company’s finances and more. In this episode, Justin explains the five Key Ratios that you should be using to measure your business growth path from one year ...
In episode 394 of Financially Simple, Justin takes a moment to go over what you as a business owner can do to try to prepare for the next financial crisis.
National and global catastrophes that happen unexpectedly, such as the current COVID-19 pandemic or even the 2008 financial crisis can make or break a business. In this episode, Justin goes over nine ways to help you protect your business and yourself during troubling times and ...
In episode 393 of Financially Simple, Justin talks to author Les McKeown about Predictable Success. Can the success of a business be predicted with any certainty, and if so what are the indicators or paths that can be followed to measure the progress of the business? In this episode, Justin and Les discuss Les’s book Predictable Success, and cover the broad strokes of the path and indicators that Les has discovered in his many year...
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