Unlocking Life 3.0: Personal Planning Beyond Business
Episode Overview
75% of business owners regret selling within a year due to lack of personal planning. Personal values are key to fulfilling post-business life. Fear and time management are major barriers to personal planning. Auditing your support system can help identify gaps in personal planning. Shifting priorities to include personal life planning is crucial for success.
"Fear is the chief activator of almost every negative thing."
Imagine hitting rock bottom due to an out-of-control money addiction, and then facing the daunting choice of change or demise. Matthew Grishman did just that, and this episode of Financial Sobriety reveals his transformative journey. Together with Jim Gebhardt, they explore why 75% of business owners regret selling their business within a year. This isn't about financial metrics but rather aligning personal values with life goals.
The episode kicks off a four-part series on personal planning, highlighting the often overlooked third leg of business transitions – personal life planning. Through engaging dialogue and relatable anecdotes, Matthew and Jim unpack the reasons entrepreneurs neglect this crucial aspect, such as fear and time management. They share their own experiences with their fathers, illustrating how lessons from past generations can shape future planning.
With a touch of humour and heartfelt reflections, they challenge the listener to ask themselves who they will become after the business chapter closes. As the episode unfolds, you'll be encouraged to audit your support system and embrace a priority shift, making personal planning as vital as financial planning. It's not just about avoiding regret; it's about crafting a fulfilling Life 3.0. Dive into this enlightening conversation and discover how personal planning can lead to a meaningful future.