Why $20M Isn’t Enough (After You Sell Your Business)

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What happens after you sell your business?

Most founders think hitting a number—$10M, $20M, $50M—will bring clarity and security.

In reality, it often creates more uncertainty.

After 25+ years of working with founders, I’ve seen the same questions come up again and again:

• Will I have enough?
• Am I going to be okay?
• Can I maintain my lifestyle for the rest of my life?

The truth is, selling your business doesn’t solve the problem. It changes the game.

In this video, we break down:

• Why a lump sum is completely different from business cash flow
• The real risks founders face post-exit (inflation, longevity, market volatility)
• Why “having a number” isn’t actually a plan
• How to think in probabilities instead of guesses
• How to plan for your lifestyle, your family, and future generations

Because once your business is gone, your money has to do all the work.

And without a real plan, you’re not investing… you’re guessing.

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