What Is Your Exit Strategy?

We hear this term when we talk about business and the exit strategy of the business. A lot of exit strategies usually have to do with selling the business after you have built it up. Other exit strategies are allowing someone else to run your business while you still own it. Business exit strategies are a bit different than personal exit strategies. What is your exit strategy?

The majority of Americans work their whole lives so they can retire with a comfortable amount of money and enjoy the same lifestyle they did when they were working. However, have you noticed anything different about the economy? Millions of people are out of work, wages are reduced, entire industries are being transformed and the future outlook isn't what it used to be. Now that I have completely depressed you let me ask you again, what is YOUR exit strategy?

Don't have one because all your doing is working to pay your bills and to try to stay afloat? You would like to own your own business, but you can't because you don't have the money or the skill to run a business. You don't have any rich relatives to leave you an inheritance so what the heck are you going to do?

There is an answer, but you are going to have to have the desire to change and then work at it. The answer is "The Business of The 21st Century." In Robert Kiyosaki's book of the same title, he talks about the future of business in this country and it is called "Network Marketing." In the book he talks about the beauty of the business model and more importantly the personal growth that comes with getting involved in the industry. I can speak with confidence that by getting involved in this industry I have transformed my life and the outlook of my future. I have no obstacles. I can see clearly where I'm going and the future looks very bright, even in this economic turmoil we find ourselves in.

If you have never been in the network marketing industry then I suggest you begin researching it. If you do, you will be way ahead of the curve because conventional business is going to find a very tough road ahead. Government regulations is making it difficult for small and large businesses to survive. Once you decide to investigate the industry please don't get into a company that promises the moon and tells you that you will be able to retire in 6 months.

The very first thing you must do is find something that you are passionate about. So many companies lure people in because of the money without regard to the product or the management team. Do not take this lightly!! All of these factors are critical in making a decision about the company you would like to represent. If you get into a company for the money only then you are short changing yourself and setting yourself up for failure.

My exit strategy looks like this: commit to Isagenix for 5 years, help as many people achieve their goals as I possibly can, work part time from wherever I am, and enjoy a residual income that only a few can dream of. If what you are doing right now is not going to provide the exit strategy you would desire then I would highly suggest you start to think about this very seriously. There is an alternative, but you must be willing to change what isn't working. If you would like to hear more about Isagenix and what it is doing for me and hundreds of thousands of others then please contact me and I would be happy to share.