Nine months.
That’s how long it took me to finally get brave enough to publicly say that Salon Lace was FOR SALE.
And wouldn’t you freaking know it… the Facebook post I was TERRIFIED to publish is ultimately what sold my salon. 🤯
In Part 3 of **The Truth About Selling My Salon**, I’m taking you behind the scenes of actually finding the right buyer.
We’re talking about why I chose not to use a broker, the fear that kept me from publicly listing the salon, why I turned down THREE offers, how I screened potential buyers, and how freaking Facebook Marketplace connected me with the woman who ultimately bought Salon Lace.
I’m also breaking down the Letter of Intent, earnest money, due diligence, addendums, and one of the BIGGEST lessons I learned through this entire process:
**PUT. IT. IN. WRITING. 👏🏼**
This episode is about so much more than selling a salon. It’s about trusting your gut, letting go of what other people might think, and having enough courage to wait for the right YES.
Sometimes the opportunity you’ve been praying for is sitting on the other side of the thing you’re most afraid to do. ❤️
**Haven’t listened to the first two parts of the series yet? Catch up here:**
🎧 Part 1: The Truth About Selling My Salon
🎧 Part 2: The Truth About Selling My Salon
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It includes the SDE formula I used, financial + asset checklists, questions to ask potential buyers, my exact Salon Interest Form template, a Business Account Transition Guide, and MORE!
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And make sure you’re subscribed because next week we’re wrapping up this series with Part 4: **What Nobody Tells You About Closing Day and Letting Go.**
