The fatal positioning mistake that destroys exit value - and why 80% of business owners lose $2-5 million because they remain operationally essential instead of strategically essential
How to systematically remove yourself from daily operations while increasing buyer appeal and competitive positioning
The proven framework that transforms owner-dependent businesses into assets that buyers fight over at 5-8x EBITDA multiples
Why being “strategically essential but operationally optional” creates bidding wars and maximum exit premiums
The #1 mistake that causes most owners to leave millions behind.
How the ELEVATE Framework™ systematically makes your business run without you while multiplying valuation.
Why buyers pay 5–8x earnings for businesses that are "operationally optional" — and how to make yours one of them.
The 3 simple shifts that free you from the day-to-day and attract premium offers.
This isn't about generic business coaching or hiring a broker too early. It's about reverse-engineering what buyers actually pay premiums for — and building it into your business now.
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