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Current, really.

Did you have a rough exit from your old employer? I've had one and it was not fun.

Our current exit plan is non-existent. Two person company, no SOP's or process documentation. I can't hold our licenses without her qualifications, she can't run the company without my technical knowledge.

I lost a good friend to a work accident last month and it set off some alarm bells for getting our shit together.

We have a portfolio of five websites that could be sold off for roughly 1.5 million, but the company as a whole would not currently be an attractive acquisition target.

Work exit was rough, but not personal. PepsiCo bought our corporate distributorship then gutted pay and benefits over a period of 18 months. I made it less than a year after that.

Our current exit plan is non-existent. Two person company, no SOP's or process documentation. I can't hold our licenses without her qualifications, she can't run the company without my technical knowledge.

I lost a good friend to a work accident last month and it set off some alarm bells for getting our shit together.

We have a portfolio of five websites that could be sold off for roughly 1.5 million, but the company as a whole would not currently be an attractive acquisition target.

Work exit was rough, but not personal. PepsiCo bought our corporate distributorship then gutted pay and benefits over a period of 18 months. I made it less than a year after that.

Do you have an operating agreement and shareholder agreement?

I started work with noble intentions, I suppose, and enthusiasm and drive and whatever else, and ended the last decade or so "Get me through this so I can retire."  I viewed work solely as a means to an end, comfortable retirement.

I admire you folks who can go out on your own taking risks and hopefully doing well with what you want to do.

I agree with both of your sentiments