Two women discuss buying a company from private equity with no prior experience. One admits she didn't understand terms like valuation and assets, and both normalize the imposter feeling of being in rooms where you don't know what anyone is talking about.
I bought a company, which was the first time I've ever bought a company from private equity at that. So it wasn't like a small business to. Small business.
No. Like, even figuring that out is like, what the what? I have no idea. I literally the words that they were, like, valuation and this and assets. And I was like, yeah. Like, yeah. Like, I would sit on these calls, and I would act as if I knew what the hell was going on. I'm so glad you're saying this, because I want people, women, to know, listening, like, you're on these calls not knowing.
Why would I know how to buy a company? I've never done it before.
I just wish more.
People, like, took chances and learned along the way.
