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When Will Your Someday Come?

When Will Your Someday Come?

by Douglas Brown | May 8, 2025 | Owner Dependence, Stepping away

Someday… someday… someday. Most small business owners are too busy keeping up with today to “waste” time on something that won’t affect them until Someday. The problem is that if you’re not ready for Someday when it shows up on its...
Employees Drive Your Business Value

Employees Drive Your Business Value

by Douglas Brown | Mar 15, 2024 | Obstacles, Owner Dependence, Staff stability, Succession

Can you prove to a buyer that you have been able to take at least two weeks off (14 days in a row), preferably four weeks, with minimal contact with the business to guide day-to-day operations? What? What does taking a vacation (whatever that is) have to do with...
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