Most business owners think the hard part starts after signing a Letter of Intent (LOI). But truth is, the biggest financial mistakes happen before pen hits paper. Here's how to avoid the traps, and why early planning can make or break your exit.
Many founders think the LOI is the finish line. It’s not. It’s the start of a high-stakes game, one you win with preparation, not pressure. Here’s how to stay in control and protect your leverage.
A $20 million check can feel like the finish line, but for many business owners, it’s just the start of 24 months of regret. Here’s why exits demand more than a sharp pencil, and how asking the right questions early can protect more than your bank account.
Most founders worry about valuation during a sale, but that’s not what costs them the most. The real risk comes from walking into a deal unprepared. This article explains why that happens—and how to protect yourself before it’s too late.
You got the LOI. The terms looked great. But did you just give away your leverage? Here’s what most business owners miss about offers and how to protect yourself before it’s too late.
Ever wonder why some founders walk away with funding—and others, with equally solid businesses, don’t? The answer may lie in how the brain processes a pitch. Here’s what neuroscience reveals about how to win an investor’s attention (and capital).