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Many people agonize over the decision to sell a business. You have done everything you is able to to make sure your business is successful and that means putting in long hours and spending money. There may be any number of reasons why we decide to do so: you meant to sell it from the beginning, a changing economy, or as a quick asset liquidation. No matter the reason, the most important thing is to sell the business and get a generous return on your business’s value.

As a business coach to a great many terrific businesses, I have frequently wondered why banks insist that you write a long detailed business plan before they will consider lending money for a start-up business.

“It is psychological law that whatever we desire to accomplish we must impress upon the subjective or subconscious mind.” ~ Orison Swett Marden

It is almost certain that a country’s economic progress could never happen without a sufficient number of entrepreneurs. These are people who are prepared to risk starting new enterprises whether they are prepared or not. Of the millions of enterprises created in the last hundred years, a handful became conglomerates and household names. Amazingly, the rest, often described as small and medium enterprises provides for eighty per cent of employment. It is thus clear that we need people with the entrepreneur’s mindset to keep our economic progress going.