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Natalie Schneider, Exit Planning Life Coach
Natalie is passionate about helping business owners enjoy their lives and thrive, after selling their business.
After thirteen years in the finance industry (trade finance & project finance), Natalie decided to pivot into the coaching field. She began her coaching career as a health coach and then added life coaching. Helping people find their way through transitions is her unique skill.
She is a certified Life Coach and has an MBA in finance. Having worked in the coaching field for over sixteen years she brings her vast experience and insights to help founders align their financial success with a purposeful life.
She guides owners through her Three-Step Exit Planning Roadmap.
PwC research indicates that 75% of business owners profoundly regret selling their company just one year after selling it. Why? Because they don't have a plan for the next chapter of their life.
WHY IS THAT?
BECAUSE THEY DON'T HAVE A PLAN.
These resources offer a window into the heart of my work: helping business owners move through transition with clarity, steadiness, and purpose. The short video and article below share some of the ideas and frameworks that shape my coaching.
Business owners: do you have a Life Plan for after you sell your business?
According to the Exit Planning Institute, “studies have shown that 75% of owners who exit their business are profoundly unhappy a year after the exit.” You do not have to be one of them.
This article explores an often-overlooked aspect of exit planning—the personal purpose of business owners after selling their ventures.
You need to start thinking about what you want your life to look like after you sell your business—before you sell it —to plan for a successful exit strategy. Many business owners are tied to their business; it becomes their identity. You live and breathe it 24 hours a day, seven days a week. That is understandable—you are running a successful company.
That being said, you are still a separate individual. When you sell your business, you must ask yourself:
- Who do I want to be?
- What do I want to do next in the world?
If you wait until after the sale to think about that, you may find yourself sitting there wondering, "Why aren't I more happy? What do I do now?”