Unsolicited Buyer Interest: When to Lean In & When to Avoid Distraction
If you're a founder and you've contemplated selling your company, then you get a call or email from a potential buyer, it could either check all the boxes and have you riding off into the sunset or it might be a big waste of time, energy, and even money. Here's a few tips to save all three!

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6 Secrets to Selling Your Business
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Founders often feel tempted to announce a sale early. But telling customers or employees too soon can jeopardize the deal. Here’s when—and how—to share the news.
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