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What happens to your photo booth business the day you decide you're done running it?
Not the day you sell it. The day you actually try to walk away, even for a few weeks. For most owners, the honest answer is: nothing good.
This week I sat down with my cousin Adrian Salomunovic, mid-rainstorm, on a sidewalk in Ottawa, because that's apparently how we do interviews now. Adrian built an eight figure business completely from scratch, no outside investment, no funding rounds, and sold it for eight figures. Since then he's mentored and coached over 400 founders, many of whom went on to exit their own businesses successfully.
Most of us started this business messy. Maybe it was a side hustle to pay off some bills, and you built it as you went, figuring it out one event at a time. That's exactly what real entrepreneurs do. But somewhere along the way, the goal has to shift from "keep the business running" to "build something someone else could actually run, or buy." Adrian came on to break down exactly what separates the two, and why most photo booth businesses, even six and seven figure ones, would fail the test if you tried to sell them tomorrow.
In this episode, we covered:
What You'll Learn:
Mentioned Resources:
Your Next Steps:
Work with Me: https://bit.ly/POD-Site2
Join Photo Booth Mastery Hub: https://bit.ly/POD-Hub
Connect on Social: https://www.instagram.com/photoboothmastery
By Catalina BlochWhat happens to your photo booth business the day you decide you're done running it?
Not the day you sell it. The day you actually try to walk away, even for a few weeks. For most owners, the honest answer is: nothing good.
This week I sat down with my cousin Adrian Salomunovic, mid-rainstorm, on a sidewalk in Ottawa, because that's apparently how we do interviews now. Adrian built an eight figure business completely from scratch, no outside investment, no funding rounds, and sold it for eight figures. Since then he's mentored and coached over 400 founders, many of whom went on to exit their own businesses successfully.
Most of us started this business messy. Maybe it was a side hustle to pay off some bills, and you built it as you went, figuring it out one event at a time. That's exactly what real entrepreneurs do. But somewhere along the way, the goal has to shift from "keep the business running" to "build something someone else could actually run, or buy." Adrian came on to break down exactly what separates the two, and why most photo booth businesses, even six and seven figure ones, would fail the test if you tried to sell them tomorrow.
In this episode, we covered:
What You'll Learn:
Mentioned Resources:
Your Next Steps:
Work with Me: https://bit.ly/POD-Site2
Join Photo Booth Mastery Hub: https://bit.ly/POD-Hub
Connect on Social: https://www.instagram.com/photoboothmastery