Mastering the Art of Owning Your Exit with Saud Juman

<p>Discover the power of 'owning the exit' in our compelling conversation with my friend Saud Juman, who crafted this concept after exiting his healthcare technology company. We explore the importance of recognizing clues in business and life that signal when it's time to transition and embrace the next chapter. By proactively taking charge of your exit, you'll set yourself up for even greater success on your entrepreneurial journey.</p><p>Join us as we discuss the invaluable role of mentors and the mentorship formula Saud developed during his 18-year business journey. We also emphasize the significance of taking space between business ventures and how Saud ventured into non-entrepreneurial activities during his break. Learn how to select the perfect partners and masterminds for your next business venture and why training to become an entrepreneur is akin to preparing for a sport.</p><p>Lastly, Saud shares his insights on viewing your spouse as a business partner and the powerful concept that discipline leads to freedom. We also discuss his recommendation of Paulo Coelho's The Alchemist and a handy tool he uses to monitor his health called Whoop. If you're contemplating an exit from your business, this episode is brimming with invaluable insights and advice to help you maximize your transition. Don't miss our engaging conversation with Saud as we uncover the secret of owning the exit!</p><p><strong>Fast Five Questions</strong></p><ol><li>If you woke up and your business was gone, you have $500, a laptop, a place to live, and food, what would you do first?<em> </em><strong><em>"First thing I do is I'm going to try to figure out how to use my resources ,a laptop, and under $500. How can I put that as seed money into starting something really small to start a business?"</em></strong></li><li>What is the biggest mistake that you have made in business? <strong><em>" She (wife) would have given me perspective and advice, and I didn't listen to it. Then I realized that what she was saying all along, was correct"</em></s