Seemore Hawk

Not sure who needs to hear this, but buying a $75,000 truck you don't need to save $15,000 in taxes puts you $60,000 in the hole.

Only the car dealer wins. Not you.

Start.
Get it down, THEN get it right.
- Someone smart

Priorities are Personal.
I would rather drive a used Toyota to my kids activities than a Tesla to the office.

Privilege corrupts. Are we doing what money can buy instead of what duty demands?
- Michael Lewis

Do not confuse activity with accomplishment.

Just a quick reminder: your accounting/finance department should pay for itself. If it doesn't (or you don't know), you need to modernize the office of the CFO.

This time of year a lot of business owners are getting manna from heaven (or at least it feels like it). What do you do with an unsolicited offer?

The Unsolicited Offer to Buy Your Business — Seemore Hawk As someone who helps with exit planning, business value growth, and M&A advisory, it is no surprise I am often asked how to sell a business. I cover this topic frequently and

Quick tip for everyone who is starting their annual strategic planning efforts: you don't need a 4 hour session to review your mission statement and values. They either reflect your business or they don't. Spend more time on things that are either STRATEGIC or PLANNING.