Diversification Is Terrible for Building Wealth. It’s Great for Keeping It.
Redwood trees can grow more than 350 feet tall. How do they get there? They grow up before they grow out. Early in their development,
Practicing Entrepreneurship Through Acquisition
Redwood trees can grow more than 350 feet tall. How do they get there? They grow up before they grow out. Early in their development,
If buying one business works, why stop at one? The logic feels obvious. Buy a company, stabilize it, buy another, repeat until you’ve built something
In 1975, roughly 80% of the value in the S&P 500 came from tangible assets like factories, equipment, inventory, and physical infrastructure. Today, that number
Hedge funds. They’ve got this aura of mystery: the elite, secretive vehicles reserved for the ultra-wealthy. But if I asked you right now, “What exactly
What if I told you that you don’t have to buy another business to build more wealth? I’ve bought ten companies outright – eight of
What if you could earn like a bank – by lending money, collecting interest, and sitting in the preferred part of the capital stack? Turns
How do you evaluate an investment opportunity in the private capital markets? Whether it’s buying an existing company that’s already operating or making an LP
Today, I’m going to explain to you how to turn $100,000 into $50,000,000 through business acquisitions. It involves my normal buy then build approach, but
The benefits of a roll-up are numerous. Additional revenue streams, geographic expansion, economies of scale, greater name recognition, higher company valuation, and better market reach.
How do you raise $200 million for a business acquisition? Just get the deal, and the money will come. 🙂 I say that tongue-in-cheek, but
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