Why Most Business Owners Burn Out Before They Exit | #26
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Too many business owners build themselves into a corner—chasing clients, doing all the work, and hoping one day they can “sell and walk away.” But most never get there. Why? Because they never design their business to become a true asset. In this episode of From Crisis to Justice, Parag Amin sits down with Stephanie Hayes, a business and exit strategist, to break down the real reasons small businesses don’t sell, how to build an asset-based business model, and why alignment with your values is the key to both sustainability and success. Stephanie is the founder of Assets to Exits and brings over two decades of experience in business architecture, financial strategy, and entrepreneurial transformation. Whether you're planning to exit in 3 years or simply want more freedom, this conversation will reframe the way you think about your business. Key takeaways include:
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