what does the owner really want?
by ed mendlowitz
77 ways to wow!
a friend just sold his business and retired. the price he received was not a life-changing sum, but the future time he gained was priceless.
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people who own a business make their livings from it while also accumulating savings for their sunset days. many work until they drop. some have foresight to leave earlier. some don’t contemplate ever retiring, but a health scare delivers a reminder of their mortality and then they decide that life is more than just working. after all, the purpose of working is to make a living. when wealth is secure, why continue working?