How to Exit Your Business with No Regrets

A 3 Step Personal Action Plan for a Happy (and Lucrative) Exit from Your Business

By: Thomas Jordan

Narrated by: Thomas Jordan

Are you one of the 75% of business owners who will profoundly regret selling their business within a year after exiting? Or will you join the elite 25 % who exit on their own terms, with complete control, maximum value, and zero regrets? If you are looking for a highbrow book on theory and academic analysis, this book is not for you. My book will give you a down to earth, step by step action plan on how to avoid exit regret. And best of all, it is written for a plane ride listen.

This comprehensive guide by exit readiness expert Thomas Jordan reveals his proprietary three-step approach—The Exit Readiness Trilogy™—to ensure you're on the winning side of that statistic.

Inside, you'll discover

-A clear system on building value as seen through the eyes of a buyer

-The revolutionary Slow Motion Exit™ strategy that allows you to "half-retire" while still maintaining income, benefits, perks and most importantly control

-How to reduce the dependency of the business on your day to day presence

-The Pathway to Clarity™ process that aligns your personal, business, and financial goals for a seamless transition

Jordan demystifies the complexities of exit readiness with real-world examples of business owners who transformed their exits from potential disasters into remarkable success stories. Whether you're planning to exit in six months or sixteen years, this book is a practical roadmap. Jordan gets you ready to be the best you can be when you hire your broker or M&A advisor.

Don't leave the biggest financial transaction of your life to chance. Start your journey toward an exit with no regrets today.

©2025 Thomas Jordan (P)2025 Thomas Jordan

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The book provided a decent overview of items to consider when selling a business, however, the constant recommendation to hire the author and his company as consultants was tiresome at best. Unfortunately, it really took away from the message of the book.