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Your Next: A Guide to Finding Fulfillment After Your Exit Hosted by Jerome Myers

Your Next: A Guide to Finding Fulfillment After Your Exit Hosted by Jerome Myers

著者： Jerome Myers - Advisor to exiting founders
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Are you a business owner, entrepreneur, or executive who's navigated a successful exit and now finds yourself wondering, “What’s next?” Hosted by Jerome Myers, Your NEXT is the ultimate podcast for those seeking not only financial success but deeper post-exit fulfillment, legacy-building, and a purpose-driven life after stepping away from their business. Each episode unpacks the emotional and psychological journey of life after a business exit, addressing the Founder’s Exit Paradox—the often-overlooked challenges that come with leaving behind the company you’ve built. From grappling with identity loss, self-doubt, and relationship impact to discovering how to turn wealth into a meaningful legacy, Your NEXT provides a blueprint for thriving beyond financial success. Through expert interviews, real-life stories, and actionable strategies, Jerome Myers dives into key topics such as entrepreneur transition, life after business, wealth with meaning, and building a legacy beyond profit. Whether you’re looking to rediscover your purpose, manage uncertainty in the next phase, or simply understand your new identity after exit, Your NEXT is your trusted guide to crafting a fulfilling and impactful next chapter. Join us every week to learn how you can: Reclaim your entrepreneurial purpose and reignite your passions Redefine your identity and self-worth beyond business success Transform financial wealth into lasting impact Navigate personal transitions and enhance relationship dynamics Build a purposeful legacy that resonates far beyond your exit If you’re ready to turn the page and start your next great adventure with confidence and clarity, tune in to Your NEXT: A Guide to Finding Fulfillment After Your Exit. Because fulfillment isn’t the end goal—it’s the journey.© 2024 The Myers Development Group, LLC マネジメント・リーダーシップ リーダーシップ 心理学 心理学・心の健康 経済学 衛生・健康的な生活
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  • How to Sell Your Business Without Losing Yourself | Mark Dorman

    How to Sell Your Business Without Losing Yourself | Mark Dorman
    2026/10/25
    You know how to run your business. But do you know how to sell it? Mark Dorman, President and Managing Director of Succession Plus US, joins Jerome Myers on Your N.E.X.T. to discuss what founders need to know before selling a business and what often surprises them after the sale. Drawing on more than 100 exits completed by his team, Mark explains why business owners need the right exit-planning advisors, how to coordinate financial and legal expertise, and why even highly successful founders can struggle to relinquish control. He also shares a personal lesson from his own business exits: financial success doesn’t automatically replace the challenge, relationships, and purpose that came from building a company. In this conversation:• How to prepare your business for sale• Choosing the right business exit advisor• Why financial planning and exit planning aren’t the same• Founder identity and the emotional side of selling• Finding purpose after a business exit Are you selling your business to get away from something, or moving toward a future you’ve deliberately chosen? Mark: https://succession.plus/us/Exit to Excellence: https://exittoexcellence.com/#BusinessExit #ExitPlanning #BusinessSuccession Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    36 分
  • Why Founders Recreate the Life They Just Left | Willow McIntosh on Identity After Exit

    Why Founders Recreate the Life They Just Left | Willow McIntosh on Identity After Exit
    2026/09/27
    Willow McIntosh left the real estate business in 2012 and entered the uncertainty many founders expect the exit itself to solve. What should I do now? His first answer was to build again. He created another business in the same industry, only to discover that a new company could reproduce many of the same deeper questions. The work had changed, but the search for identity and purpose had not. That experience became the beginning of a 14-year investigation into what remains true about a person when the familiar role disappears. After more than 12,000 hours of direct client practice, Willow began identifying four recurring foundations that can help people reconnect with purpose: fascination, natural gifts, the challenges and training embedded in their life journey, and the underlying “why” that makes contribution meaningful. In this episode of Your NEXT, Willow joins Jerome Myers to explore why exited founders can be especially vulnerable to rebuilding too quickly. The new investment, board seat, company, or project may feel productive. It may even be successful. But activity can also become a way to avoid the harder work of discovering who you are without the identity that achievement created. Willow and Jerome examine the difference between a role and an identity, why the clues to purpose often predate the business, and what becomes possible when a founder stops trying to invent the next chapter from scratch. The central question is not simply: What should I do next? It may be: What has always been true about me? For founders who have already proven they can build, achieve, and create value, that shift changes the assignment. The next chapter is no longer about proving capability. It is about deciding where that capability belongs now. Learn more about Willow McIntosh:https://willowmcintosh.com Take the Exit Readiness Assessment:https://www.exittoexcellence.com/era Learn more about Jerome Myers:https://www.exittoexcellence.com Thank you,Jerome Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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  • The Next Step Will Reveal Itself | Wayne Bell on Exit Readiness, Identity and Freedom

    The Next Step Will Reveal Itself | Wayne Bell on Exit Readiness, Identity and Freedom
    2026/09/13
    Wayne Bell’s first exit happened when he was 13.It was not the sale of a company. It was the night he was forced fromchildhood into responsibility, an identity transition that shaped thegrit, urgency and relentless drive he carried into business.Decades later, after serving as a founder, investor and CEO nine timesand helping scale and sell multiple companies, Wayne learned thatevery exit contains the same two movements: a transaction and atransition.The transaction may create liquidity.The transition asks who you are when the company no longer needs you.In this episode of Your NEXT, Wayne joins Jerome Myers to examine whyexit readiness must begin with the founder. Wayne explains his beliefthat every company should remain perpetually exit ready, whether theeventual path is a sale, ESOP, family transfer, employee purchase orcontinued ownership. A company that is always ready to transfer isusually a stronger company to keep.But business readiness is only one layer.After leaving a company he had helped build for 14 years, Wayneexperienced the silence that many exited founders never anticipate.The colleagues who had filled his days moved onto the new owner’sagenda. The urgent decisions disappeared. The phone stopped ringing.Freedom arrived as unstructured time, and Wayne filled the void withanother company, board seats and work he did not actually want.His financial outcome was successful.His identity transition was not yet complete.Wayne and Jerome explore how founders can prepare differently. Theydiscuss required and preferred deal outcomes, assembling an innercircle of advisors, creating a personal creed and defining freedombefore money and time make the question unavoidable.Wayne also shares the lesson he carried home from tracking lions onfoot in Africa: you cannot see the entire path from where you stand.You take the next step carefully, observe what it reveals and remainwilling to change direction.A long term vision still matters. But analysis cannot replace movement.The conversation ultimately moves beyond selling a company. A healthscare forced Wayne to confront how often he had postponed life untilafter the next achievement, the next number or the next liquidityevent.Time became real.And freedom became the ability to choose intentionally what to do, whoto do it with and when to do it.Learn more about Wayne Bell and STS Capital Partners:https://stscapital.comContact Wayne:wbell@stscapital.comTake the Exit Readiness Assessment:https://www.exittoexcellence.com/eraLearn more about Jerome Myers:https://www.exittoexcellence.comThank you,Jerome Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    48 分
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