Francis Farwell, founder of WinterSilks Inc., a Middleton, Wis., mail-order apparel company, planned to sell his business from the start. Based on that decision, he built the business accordingly. Instead of plowing all his earnings into growth, he made sure the company maintained a sizable free cash flow, making it more attractive to potential buyers. In 1990, Farwell sold out, pocketing several million dollars.
Well, there are two things that popped to mind and there are probably others I'll think of. One of them was in the early days I had just established a Korean supplier that was not as good quality, he was more expensive, but I could get it pretty quickly and it would keep me alive until I worked out...(Full transcript available to logged in subscribers.).
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