I intend to sell my business in the next five years for a
large return. Then probably move on to another idea. The idea and concept were
my own and I started this opportunity, but I feel as though it isn’t a long-term
opportunity for decades to come. I honestly do think it influences my decisions
on this product other than identifying the problem because I feel the
opportunity was a simple problem that I found and thought it could be resolved
with the technology we have today. The growth intentions were altered a little
when thinking of selling this company after only a couple of years because you
do not have to fully develop an opportunity into a company to sell it and make
money off it. You can sell the rights and get royalty off your idea if it
patented. It effects how I plan to acquire and use resources because of the risk
of not selling the idea and opportunity so I should not put a lot of money into
physical resources but to make it work and proof of concept be enough.
Hey Zac, great job on this post! It seems like you put a lot of thought into this exit strategy. I agree that it would be smart to sell the business after a few years and you can still make money off of it! You had a great idea and people would definitely be interested in buying the business based off of this idea. You did a great job on developing your idea this semester!
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