Watch a climbing stage of the Tour de France bike race and you’ll see the world’s best cyclists performing a cat-and-mouse game as they ascend a mountain pass on an 8-10% grade. One climber will pull away from the relative safety of the pack, exposing them to the wind, only to be caught by the peloton a few seconds later.
What’s your number?
You know the one.
It’s the amount of money you would have to be offered to sell your business. It can be tempting to imagine selling for an outlandish sum, but is that amount necessary for you to consider your exit a win?
Watch a climbing stage of the Tour de France bike race and you’ll see the world’s best cyclists performing a cat-and-mouse game as they ascend a mountain pass on an 8-10% grade. One climber will pull away from the relative safety of the pack, exposing them to the wind, only to be caught by the peloton a few seconds later.
What’s your number?
You know the one.
It’s the amount of money you would have to be offered to sell your business. It can be tempting to imagine selling for an outlandish sum, but is that amount necessary for you to consider your exit a win?
