You should NEVER wanna sell your company
6 Aug 2023 · 1 min

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In this brief monologue, the speaker recounts selling his own company for a seven‑figure sum and expresses regret that the focus on an exit limited the product’s potential value. He argues that founders should prioritize building an outstanding product rather than planning an early sale. By comparing the situation to the NBA—where the highest‑paid players are those who perform best—he suggests that a great product naturally yields higher valuations and multiples. The core message is to build a company you wouldn’t want to sell; if the product is truly excellent, financial rewards will follow without the need to chase a sale.










