Do Not Start a Business
Starting a business on your own is really hard. Chances of success are really low. Fortunately, there is a better way. Start one together. Start a worker cooperative.See More
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Finn Mauritzen
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Finn Mauritzen posted a blog postWork is Changing
Soon there will be more freelancers, contract or on-demand workers than traditionally employed workers. That presents some significant challenges, but there are solutions: Worker cooperatives.Work is Changing for Self-employed, Freelance, Gig and On-demand WorkersSee More
Finn Mauritzen posted a blog postRetiring Business Owners Transition to Worker Ownership
This Maine espresso cafe/bookstore owner preserved her business, rewarded the employees who helped her build it and secured adequate retirement funds for herself by transferring ownership to her employees. And so can you.…See More
Finn Mauritzen posted a blog postThe Emotional Retirement
You may think that your biggest concern when you want to retire is having enough money for you and your family to live a decent lifestyle. That is of course important, but have you thought about what you will be doing for the next 40 years or so? For some of us, our identity is totally tied to what we do as business owners or in our jobs. Will we still have meaning and purpose when that changes? What about friends? If they are still working, will they still have time to talk to us? Have you…See More
Finn Mauritzen posted a blog postFreelancer's Guide to Worker Cooperatives
Maybe you chose to be a self-employed freelancer for the freedom to do things your way. Maybe you have discovered that you also have to do it all yourself. There is a better way: The Worker Cooperative. Join with others and enjoy the best of both worlds. A Freelancer's Guide to Worker CooperativesSee More
Finn Mauritzen posted a blog postCan your business run without you?
There are three reasons you need your business to be able to run without you:You want to be able to take some time off.What if you become incapacitated and most importantly:If the business depends on your presence, you can't sell it to anyone.There are several other good reasons why you would want your business to be able to run without you.See More
Finn Mauritzen posted a blog postRetirement Planning for Business Owners
As a business owner, you are probably focused on building your business. Every spare penny goes into making it grow so that some day you will be able to sell it and retire in comfort.That is how most people do it and I get the thinking behind that.I think it is better to do it the other way around. Start with deciding when you want to retire, how you want to live and who will take over. Do it in that order, not the other way around. This article explains the steps:…See More
Finn Mauritzen posted a blog postDo you have an exit plan for your small business?
Do you have an exit plan? Congratulations. More than 8 of 10 of your colleagues do not. Do you want to sell to a third-party? Most do, but only 1 of 5 actually do. Some even end up closing altogether.Failing to have an exit plan could seriously jeopardize your retirement. Please get started today. Selling to your employees is an increasingly popular option and there are several ways to do that. Some come with significant tax benefits. Others leave you in control till the last penny has been…See More
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Finn Mauritzen's Blog
Do Not Start a Business
Starting a business on your own is really hard. Chances of success are really low. Fortunately, there is a better way. Start one together. Start a worker cooperative.
Posted on May 14, 2018 at 10:34am
Work is Changing
Soon there will be more freelancers, contract or on-demand workers than traditionally employed workers. That presents some significant challenges, but there are solutions: Worker cooperatives.
Work is Changing for Self-employed, Freelance, Gig and On-demand Workers
Posted on April 16, 2018 at 2:33pm
Retiring Business Owners Transition to Worker Ownership
This Maine espresso cafe/bookstore owner preserved her business, rewarded the employees who helped her build it and secured adequate retirement funds for herself by transferring ownership to her employees. And so can you.…
ContinuePosted on March 30, 2018 at 4:15pm
The Emotional Retirement
You may think that your biggest concern when you want to retire is having enough money for you and your family to live a decent lifestyle. That is of course important, but have you thought about what you will be doing for the next 40 years or so? For some of us, our identity is totally tied to what we do as business owners or in our jobs. Will we still have meaning and purpose when that changes? What about friends? If they are still working, will they still have time to talk to us? Have you…
ContinuePosted on March 23, 2018 at 4:18pm
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