Business Growth after a Year Off
Retire Often · Jillian Johnsrud, PT Money, Philip Taylor
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Show Notes
PT, is the creator of a large event, FinCon. Taking a mini-retirement as a business owner can be stressful, confusing, and scary. PT shares his experience of taking a step back from his business and how he slowly extracted himself while empowering his team. He discusses the challenges and transformations he went through during his mini-retirement, including finding new hobbies, spending more time with family, and healing emotionally and spiritually.
PT also talks about the expansion of his business after his return, including acquiring another conference and taking over his family's CPA firm. He encourages entrepreneurs to prepare financially, trust their team, and be open to the possibility of a mini-retirement.
PT Links:
PT Money blog: https://ptmoney.com FinCon Expo: https://finconexpo.com TravelCon: https://travelcon.org CPA Firm: https://taylorassociatescpa.com
Takeaways:
- Taking a step back from your business can be transformative and healing.
- Preparing financially and having a trusted team in place can make the process smoother.
- Mini-retirements can open up new opportunities and allow for massive business growth.
- Being open to new hobbies and experiences can lead to unexpected passions and connections.
- Entrepreneurs should consider the possibility of a mini-retirement and plan accordingly.