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Should I sell my business to private equity?
A number is on the table and it's asking you to sign. But the number isn't the whole question — what happens to the thing you built is. Get one read.
Updated 2026-10-12
What this question usually is
- Founders ask this when the numbers are unclear and the story is loud.
- It is usually three options, not two: keep, sell, or close. Most people argue about two.
- Launch day is a bad test. The ordinary Tuesday is the real one.
What actually helps
- 1Write what your ordinary week would look like under each version. Then compare.
- 2Write the number that would decide it — months of runway or a price. If you don't have it, find it first.
- 3Ask once for a direction, then sleep on it before you respond to anyone.
You don't have to decide between the paycheck and the idea tonight. You have to know which one is asking for your full attention first.
One question, one direction — not a verdict on your future.
Questions people actually ask
Should I sell my business to private equity?
Nobody outside can answer that for you. What we can do is read this moment: whether it points forward or asks you to hold. Ask once, take the direction, then sleep on it before you act.
How do I know if it's a sign or just anxiety?
A sign does not arrive with a pulse. Anxiety repeats; a reading points once. If the same thought keeps circling, that's a reason to get one honest read, not twenty.
Other people bring this one too
- 退隐Should I sell my business and retire?
- 自立Should I start my own business or work for someone else?
- 无本Should I start my business with no money?
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An ancient Chinese divination. Not financial, legal or relationship advice either — we don’t decide for you, and we don’t predict.