Very few people reach the wonderland of selling their business. Brandon did it and was open to sharing all the details about the money he made, the terms of the deal, and what he is building today.

I found the best "secret" to growing and attracting like-minded people for interesting conversations, business, etc. is to simply do and live an interesting life. Whenever there are a lot of interesting things happening in my life, my posts go "viral"; whenever it's slow and

I was chatting on WhatsApp with a guy who was working on the biggest deal of his life - a company with $25M in sales and about $5.5million in EBITDA. Then they sent him a no-explanation withdrawal letter through their lawyer and blocked him... 2 days before saying there was

Many M&A professionals aspire to become small business acquirers. Some even have the goal of acquiring more than one company. To build a holdco. In 99% of cases it not about finding an acquisition target or putting together a deal, it’s more about being willing to quit your job

Heard a true horror story from a gentleman who today manages a great eight-figure portfolio, but he said that if he had bought just one company and given it all his attention, rather than hiring a buy-side broker to build deal flow to buy next 2 bizs he would be back at his 9-5.

He said he literally left THIS in Switzerland to pay 2.5-3 times for a "boring" HVAC company with $350,000 in EBITDA.

A guy films himself driving a truck through Norway. Each video gets 250k+ views.His channel? 400,000 subs Meanwhile there’s a YT channel with 100 in-depth interviews of biz owners who've acquired 500+ companies...breaking down deals, growth and strategy Less than 9k subs Wild.