Prepare Early and Learn from Experts for a Successful Business Exit

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It is crucial to prepare and execute a successful business exit well in advance. The book 'EMIF revisited' by Michael E. Gerber debunks the myth that technical skills alone are adequate to build a business. Implementing processes discussed in the book can lead to significant growth, as evidenced by reaching $55,000 MRR in a SAS business. 'The SAS Playbook' by Rob Walling provides valuable insights based on data from his accelerator, making it a valuable resource for indie business founders. Learning from experts and preparing early can enhance the chances of building a successful and sustainable business.

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