The Questions Founders Ask Before They Consider an Exit
Most founders don't start by asking whether they should sell their business. They begin with deeper questions about purpose, identity, fulfillment, and what's next.

Most founders don't start by asking whether they should sell their business. They begin with deeper questions about purpose, identity, fulfillment, and what's next.
Most exit plans prepare the company for closing but leave the founder unprepared for what follows. Jerome Myers explains how ascent, summit, and descent change the decisions founders face.

After selling a business, wealth creates options but not meaning. Learn how founders can use time, talent, and treasure to build a life of significance.

The Dependency Trap happens when a business owner builds a company for freedom but becomes the reason it cannot grow, sell, or survive without them.

Founder exit regret often begins before the sale, when the owner becomes disconnected from customers, meaning, and the work that once made the business matter.

The Depletion Window is the vulnerable season after a founder sells the business and loses structure, identity, and direction. Learn how to prepare before the exit.