I WANT TO SELL MY BUSINESS / Should this business owner sell his business?

Sell performance upgrades to German car owners. We're doing- Okay ... about 5 million in revenue last year. I do like it. Yeah. But I'm working a lot. A question that's kind of come up a few times, which is, like, how do you know when it's the right time to sell? I've got a good offer. Okay. Is that appealing to you? Um, well, it's an... It's definitely enough to not have to work. I think I figured I'd make, like- You're gonna work, dude. Yeah, yeah. I'm just like, let me just save you this part. You're gonna work again. Yeah. True, true. Like, you can get drunk for, like, a week, and then you're like- "I can't do this forever because then I will be an alcoholic." Do you have kids? No. Okay. Are you married? Nope. What's... What are you gonna do? You're just gonna wake up and be like... Like, you gonna golf? You know, like, what... Like, I'm being so real with you though. Like, what would you do? Um, well, to be honest, you know, like a lot of people in here, you know, had my head down in a warehouse in my house for the last decade, and it's like, I just wanna, like, go out and see stuff. Yeah. You know? So this is an entirely personal decision. I'm just walking you through how I'd think through it. One of the things that I've, like, I know absolutely for certain is that we always want what we don't have. And so, like, single people wanna get married, married people dream about the time they were single, people who have kids wish they could not have the kids for the day, people who don't have kids wanna have kids. You know, employees wanna be entrepreneurs, entrepreneurs wish they could just get a stable paycheck. Like, it's, it's endless. Like, we always want what we can't have. And so the moment you sell the business, you'll wish you had the business. Yeah. If all of that's gone, you get rid of the good and the bad. Yeah. And people forget about getting rid of the good. And so now you've got to somehow replace the good, which means you're gonna start a business again. And then you're gonna be like, "Fuck, I wish I had my whole team." I only say this having done this before. Yeah. Like, you're like, "I really wish I had all my people, but I can't 'cause I just sold the company, and I have a non-compete - Yeah ... and I can't take them." Are you good at other stuff? No. Okay. I would encourage you before selling to see, like, is there a way that I can get the business to continue to make money and go out and see stuff? Maybe that's traveling once a quarter. Maybe every 12 weeks you take a week off. Yeah, I already do that. All right, every six week you take a week off. You can do whatever you want, obviously. I think that if we, if we think about it from the frame, I don't know what you gain, and I think what you're hoping for is a guarantee from a world that will never give you one. Hmm. Okay. Thank you.