What You Need To Do Sell Your Own Business - Interview with David Barnett

How can people better prepare their business for sale?
Why should you prepare now vs. later?
What if I'm not ready to sell?

Barnett loves to say that it took him 10 years to un-learn what he was taught in business school. University had trained him to be a middle-manager in big enterprises, he was totally unprepared for the realities of small business.

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What You Need To Do Sell Your Own Business - Interview with David Barnett

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What You Need To Do Sell Your Own Business - Interview with David Barnett

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