In this solo episode, I break down the six pillars I use to run Commune Capital today, the operating system I wish I had when we were building Saint Archer, and walk through the three things you have to fight for at the closing table if you’re considering selling a business. I also share a 90 day test that will tell you whether you’ve built a real company or just a high paying job with a brand attached to it.
Vision Pillar Questionnaire - https://we.tl/t-0GbXHpaRCcKydRHb
This episode is for founders who are 3 to 5 years in and starting to feel the cracks, founders quietly talking to buyers, and founders who want to stop being the bottleneck in their own business.
Inside this episode:• The Saint Archer moment that changed how I build companies• The 6 pillars that may turn a startup into a sellable business• The 8 questions every team should answer the same way• Why “right person, wrong seat” kills businesses• The 3 clauses that matter more than price• The earn out trap that makes founders quit• The 90 day test for real ownership
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