Brett explains why obtaining a quality business valuation can improve your likelihood of exiting your business successfully—and why you may not want to wait until you’re ready to retire to get one.
Brett takes a deep dive into the seven steps every business owner must take to successfully exit your business.
In this episode, Brett discusses how your choice of business structure affects the mechanics of how you’re paid as a small business owner–and the pros and cons of each scenario.
Brett explains why structuring your business as a C-Corp can be a double-edged sword when it comes to paying taxes–and why you may want to weigh the pros and cons of converting to an S-Corp if you plan to sell your business one day.
Brett discusses the importance of designing and implementing an exit plan for your business and shares his seven-step exit planning process.
Brett shares the seven exit paths entrepreneurs have when it comes to stepping away from your business in preparation for retirement.
In this episode, Brett discusses why developing the simple habit of tracking your spending is one of the most important things you can do to prepare for retirement. In addition, you’ll find out what to track (and what not to track) when it comes to personal spending, how long you need to track your spending to see a reliable trend, and how to get started if you’ve never tracked your spending before.
Brett explores the key difference between business owners who are capable of building real wealth and those who struggle to meet their goals. Be sure to listen all the way through to the end as he shares a step-by-step process you can follow to improve your money mindset.
In the inaugural episode of The Charleston Entrepreneur Podcast, host Brett Fellows shares how his experience as an entrepreneur in the golf industry completely changed his perspective on the relationship between business and money and why it inspired him to become a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ focused on helping other small business owners achieve financial success.
