While the core 5 D’s are widely recognized, there is some variation in definitions. For instance, Evolve Systems includes “Disaster” instead of “Distress,” focusing on external threats like pandemics, which may overlap with “Distress” in other sources. This variation is not controversial but reflects the adaptability of exit planning to different business contexts. The evidence leans toward the importance of covering all unexpected scenarios, whether labeled as “Distress” or “Disaster,” to ensure comprehensive planning.
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Plan To Sell
Most people have a will. Your business needs one too, in the form of an exit plan. Most business owners will not sell voluntarily. Why? Selling a business is not the best way to make money from it. Most small businesses sell for 1-3 times adjusted earnings (larger ones can sell for more). So, if […]