Founder Wealth Decisions

Founder Wealth Decisions

Bill Hammer
Страна США
Жанры Бизнес
Язык EN-US
Эпизодов 3
Последний 09.09.2026

Founder Wealth Decisions is a podcast for founders with substantial wealth at stake. Each short episode presents a real-world case from the field, covering what a founder did with their business, taxes, and balance sheet, the choice they made, and what might have been done differently. Listeners hear anonymous stories about exit timing, defining "enough," liquidity, and family tradeoffs, with practical ways to apply each lesson before their own deal. It offers calm, evidence-based guidance for major financial decisions. New episodes are released weekly and run 5–15 minutes.

Эпизоды

  • The Founder Brain That Built Your Wealth Can Destroy It 09.09.2026 4мин
    Adam sold his company in his early 30s and walked away with about $12 million after taxes. Ten years later, most of that freedom was gone—not from reckless spending, but from continuing to put his money into private deals, real estate, and other opportunities. The problem wasn’t taking risks; it was never separating the money meant to protect his family’s freedom from the money he could afford to put back in the arena. Once those dollars had different jobs, he could keep playing offense...
  • He Owned an $8M Business. And Had Less Than $100K in the Bank. 03.09.2026 3мин
    Mike owned 70% of an $8 million business, but with less than $100,000 in the bank, a $15,000 monthly mortgage, and 90%+ of his net worth tied to the company, his family still felt financially exposed. Before an exit was even real, Mike and Lisa determined that $11 million after tax would make work optional. When the business sold for $36 million, the roughly $12 million first bite was enough—even if the rollover equity went to zero. The goal wasn’t maximizing the second bite; it was making su...
  • A 26x Offer Came Years Early. He Was Ready. 03.09.2026 5мин
    Tom owned a successful veterinary practice and thought he needed another 15 years to reach his $20 million goal. Then a 26x EBITDA offer put a $27 million exit in front of him—potentially giving him his freedom 13 years earlier than planned. The real decision wasn’t whether the offer was attractive. It was whether he already had enough to sell, spend more time with his family, and never regret walking away. If you’re approaching an exit and want a quarterback for decisions like these, s...

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