Do you have an exit strategy?

[eroswebmaster]

One for success another for failure?

[JFK]

Originally posted by eroswebmaster
One for success another for failure?

dont think of failiure.......think of success...positive reinforcement

[uchase/webpry]

Originally posted by eroswebmaster
One for success another for failure?

... there are those magic mushrooms growing in my backyard. one day I will turn that into a business.

[sumphatpimp]

with the present political climate this is a good question and not to be taken lightly.

you are in now but in a few months you may be out.

then what?

[DamageX]

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[eroswebmaster]

Originally posted by sumphatpimp
with the present political climate this is a good question and not to be taken lightly.

you are in now but in a few months you may be out.

then what?

Exactly.

[sumphatpimp]

I am collecting a pension so if it goes to shit I can live on the pension.

[PatrickKing]

adaptability is key to success.

[BigWebRev]

Originally posted by eroswebmaster
One for success another for failure?

success plan, yes.....no time for failure.

[eroswebmaster]

I think those of you that are sitting back and thinking you don't need an exit strategy in case of failure because you need to "think positive" are being a bit naive.

From SBA.G

? The State of Small Business? indicates that 79 percent of new businesses fail within 10 years

[r0nin]

i don't have a family to support and i think that counts to feel like i don't give a shit about exit plans or success, i'm here now being a webmaster, who knows where i'll be in the next couple years, i lose interest in things very easily, lately money is the only thing that keeps me going, it's good but boring hehe

just working now towards a self sufficient bussiness, i still think it's possible

[r0nin]

Originally posted by eroswebmaster
I think those of you that are sitting back and thinking you don't need an exit strategy in case of failure because you need to "think positive" are being a bit naive.

From SBA.G

true man

i've seen a lot of business men go up and down, seems like that's the way it is unless you're a really big fish, today the glory, tomorrow they're on the ground, but somehow these smart motherfuckers know how to succeed again, guess it's experience and brilliant minds

[Aly-Python]

I worry less about whether or not the industry (in some form or another) will be around in future, and more about whether or not it will still be any fun. If the headaches outweigh the rewards, I'll probably go off sailing for a while before regrouping.

[KC]

Originally posted by eroswebmaster
I think those of you that are sitting back and thinking you don't need an exit strategy in case of failure because you need to "think positive" are being a bit naive.

From SBA.G

That's why you need to start a new small business every 2 years.

[eroswebmaster]

Originally posted by r0nin
true man

i've seen a lot of business men go up and down, seems like that's the way it is unless you're a really big fish, today the glory, tomorrow they're on the ground, but somehow these smart motherfuckers know how to succeed again, guess it's experience and brilliant minds

One of the reasons they succeed could very well be because they have an exit strategy. They know how to get out maybe with as little damage as possible and then regroup and attack from a different angle.

People tend to assume the negative when thinking about an exit strategy..it doesn't necessarily mean quitting 100%.

[eroswebmaster]

Originally posted by Aly-Python
I worry less about whether or not the industry (in some form or another) will be around in future, and more about whether or not it will still be any fun. If the headaches outweigh the rewards, I'll probably go off sailing for a while before regrouping.

Good point. And my question about an exit strategy is not just for this industry, it's for people's business period...whether it's adult or mainstream.

I've just been reassessing some priorities here, and going back over my business plan and one thing I never took into consideration was an exit strategy for success.

[Shoehorn!]

Originally posted by KC
That's why you need to start a new small business every 2 years.

Registered Jan 1995?

[Jace]

i am already working on my exit strategy...most of my sites are fully automated now, which gives me more time to work on some of my passions....

[eroswebmaster]

Originally posted by JaceXXX
i am already working on my exit strategy...most of my sites are fully automated now, which gives me more time to work on some of my passions....

Nice.

[zentz]

uh.. not really..

[pornstar2pac]

Originally posted by eroswebmaster
One for success another for failure?

my exit strategy is winning the World Serise Of Poker.



so now I got everything covered

[eroswebmaster]

Originally posted by pornstar2pac
my exit strategy is winning the World Serise Of Poker.



so now I got everything covered

You have to get through me first.

[Tom_PMs]

Powerball

[baddog]

While most of my online businesses are adult related, I don't see anything happening that could destroy all of them . . . however, I do own a telecommunications company . . . so it the Internet died tomorrow I would still survive.