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My exit strategy

1) All good things must come to an end, and with that mentality I will more than likely decide to sell my venture about 5 years down the road to make a profit.

2) I have decided to select this particular exit strategy because I have other aspirations in life. I view this venture as a way to maybe lessen or completely delete the debt I will have to pay back after Law School. My dream is to go to law school, and hopefully this venture will help me pay for it. However, this opportunity is a huge stepping stone in my life that will help me get to where I want to be in the future. And who knows, when another opportunity presents itself to me, I will be prepared to jump at it.

3) I actually do think that my exit strategy has influenced many of the decisions I have made along the way. I specifically chose an opportunity that I noticed to be rather a fad instead of a concept that will take time to materialize. I chose this because it was most opportunistic for me to get out in five years as opposed to something that will not likely generate a substantial profit as quickly. I think that to me the most important aspect to this was to make money so that we could generate a profit so that I would not have to pay as much money to go to law school. If I accomplish that goal, I will pullout of the venture and wait for later in my career to take another opportunity.

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  1. Nick,

    I think it is really interesting how you chose açaí bowls as your idea because you knew that you could benefit a ton from it now while you are still in school rather in a few more years. You would definitely be able to use the money to pay off your college tuition and not have to worry about it down the line.

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