28A – Your Exit Strategy

1. I plan to exit my venture in around 10 years. I will sell the company and then invest in other companies and even my own in hopes of never working again.
2. I have selected this exit strategy because I really see ventures as a very stressful and tiring process and as a young adult, I do not want to spend my early years growing grey hairs, I want to be able to enjoy life. So after ten years of constant work, it would be nice to take a break and use my acquired knowledge of businesses and entrepreneurship to invest in companies that I think will profit me in the end rather than competing with industries that have already been established.
3. This exit strategy has influenced my current decisions by making me more eager to get out. I want to establish my company fast even if that means tirelessly working to get it running and worthy of selling. As a result, I have had to be creative and seek the opportunity that is in the best interest of my venture. I want to waste as little time as possible. Even though it would be easier to target a different opportunity, the opportunity I have picked will result in the best results. That does not mean I will never target the easy opportunities though, I would like to add more branches to my company to reach other people. If my company can relate to as many opportunities as possible, I can be assured that my company can be sold to any type of buyer whether they are looking to target large cooperation or the average working person.