When thinking about your future Accountancy exit strategy I can imagine it stirs up a lot of emotions within you
One moment you are feeling the emotional highs of excitement and the thrill of satisfaction
The excitement of going out and finding that perfect acquirer
And the obvious satisfaction connected to the financial wind fall from the sale of your Accountancy Business
But with the highs come the lows
And it is also true that on the journey through your Accountancy exit process you will feel the plummeting lows of loss and grief along with fear and second guessing
No doubt you will have thoughts such as
What will I do with all the extra time and An empty calendar equates to an empty life
And on top of that you worry that you may lose your identity and loss of community
As no doubt you will have built strong friendships with your work colleagues and clients
I need to tell you that these range of emotions are completely natural when it comes to going through your exit strategy
However you cannot let any of them affect the process
Becoming a slave to your emotions can greatly hinder a successful outcome when negotiating on terms for your Accountancy Business so the rule is
Never become emotional in your negotiations
If you click here to download our eBook we can show you the 9 Key Steps to helping you through your negotiations
Because letting your fears and second guessing can lead you to
Develop a weak state of mind
Which leads to you not being able to deal with the task at hand
Which will inevitability lead to you talking your way out of a premium cash rich offer
But by clicking here now to download our eBook you will see how building up a trusting and reliable relationship with potential acquirers can
Assist your understanding with other points of view, without being biased by emotion
Which as a result can help you achieve a higher level of success in getting what you want out of your exit
Best Wishes
Stephen Hagues
PS. Letting your heart rule your head
Click here for our eBook now to read the 9 Key Steps on how to negotiate the best possible outcome for your Accountancy Business
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