Searching for a business broker to sell your small biz can be stressful and unknown territory. Here are some simple steps to think through as you start the process to sell your small business.

Not every business is sellable. And just because a business makes a profit, does someone want to buy it. So much plays into the sale of business. At the end of the day, you are selling a job. Here are 10 tips to add value to your biz and get it sold.

If you’ve ever said, “Maybe I’ll sell my business someday,” this post is for you.

Because here’s the thing: businesses don’t just become sellable overnight. They’re built to be sellable—intentionally, strategically, and with future value in mind. Now is the time to weave sellability into the foundation of your business—especially in your business plan and operations manual.

Automation isn’t about removing the human touch. It’s about setting up systems that work without your constant involvement so you can focus on high-impact work, get your time back, and build a business that thrives independently of you.

In a world where nearly everything is online—from ordering dinner to running a business—it only makes sense that how we learn has shifted, too. Whether you're trying to pick up a new skill, shift careers, start a business, or simply follow a curiosity, digital courses are one of the most powerful (and surprisingly underrated) tools at your fingertips.

Closing a business brings a wave of anxiety. It doesn’t have to. Create a plan to close your business with a positive spin.

Hiring the wrong business broker can cost you time, money, and peace of mind. This guide covers 10 red flags to watch for—so you can choose a broker who protects your business, your value, and your future. Includes a free checklist of must-ask questions.

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As a small business owner, finances can be complicated. Paying yourself does not always seem feasible. Using Profit First principals, I paid myself starting day one of owning my small business.