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Dr Allen Nazeri DDS MBAHealthcare M&A Expert

Seller’s Greed: The Truth Every Seller Learns the Hard Way | PRIME exits®

28 Nov 2025 · 1 min

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A short YouTube monologue by Dr. Allen Nazeri (PRIME exits®) warning founders about "seller's greed": the urge to reject a good acquisition offer (e.g., $50 million) while chasing a speculative higher price (e.g., $100 million). The speaker argues that scaling to materially increase value requires new capabilities (management layers, strategic capital, willingness to evolve) and that unexpected events (the "5Ds": death, disability, divorce, dispute, downturn) and shifting market conditions can erase opportunities. The practical takeaway: accept the best available offer rather than waiting for an uncertain higher valuation. The video ends with a CTA and contact information for M&A advisory services.

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$50 million

$100 million

death, disability, divorce, dispute, downturn

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Imagine receiving a $50 million offer for your business. It feels like a dream come true, yet suddenly you wonder if $100 million is possible. This is where seller's greed begins to unravel. Potential success.
Scaling a business isn't just about ambition it requires a new skill set. Many founders believe they can double their value alone, but without strategic planning, this is often a costly illusion.
To grow beyond current capabilities, you need management layers, strategic capital, and a willingness to evolve. Without these, the dream of scaling remains just that, a dream.
The 5Ds death, disability, divorce, dispute downturn can strike unexpectedly, derailing plans. A sudden illness or market shift can turn dreams into regrets, emphasizing the need to seize the right moment.
When these events hit, the once promising expansion plans often remain untouched. The harsh reality is that the market's magic doesn't wait for anyone.
Valuations are fleeting, driven by market conditions. Sellers often return to lower offers, realizing too late that the best deal is the one they initially had. By accepting the best available offer, you secure your future. Waiting for a better deal can lead to missed opportunities and diminished returns.
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