Beyond exiting your business with Sara Howard

Sara Howard closed the doors on her business after 18 years. What came next? Freedom, creativity, and the open door to a new chapter.

Episode 149 of the The EMMA LOVELL Show podcast, hosted by Emma Lovell, titled "Beyond exiting your business with Sara Howard" was published on October 29, 2025 and runs 38 minutes.

October 29, 2025 ·38m · The EMMA LOVELL Show

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Summary

After 18 years of leading a thriving agency, Sara Howard courageously closed the doors on her business. What came next? Freedom, creativity, and the open door to a new chapter. In this deeply honest and inspiring conversation, I welcome back the fabulous Sara Howard, author of Beyond Solo. Earlier this year, Sara shared her wisdom on growing a business your way. This time, she joins me to talk about what happens after the growth, when the signals tell you it’s time to pivot. Sara shares why she chose to close her successful writing agency after nearly two decades, how she navigated the internal and external signs leading to that decision, and why she’s embracing a season of creativity, travel, and play. We talk about AI shifts in the writing world, listening to your intuition, the power of conscious closure, and rediscovering joy through creativity. This episode is an invitation to give yourself permission to change direction, and to know that choosing you is a powerful, strategic move. Thinking about an exit or what business structure could work for you in this season? Then you must listen!

Episode Description

After 18 years of leading a thriving agency, Sara Howard courageously closed the doors on her business. What came next? Freedom, creativity, and the open door to a new chapter. In this deeply honest and inspiring conversation, I welcome back the fabulous Sara Howard, author of Beyond Solo. Earlier this year, Sara shared her wisdom on growing a business your way. This time, she joins me to talk about what happens after the growth, when the signals tell you it’s time to pivot. Sara shares why she chose to close her successful writing agency after nearly two decades, how she navigated the internal and external signs leading to that decision, and why she’s embracing a season of creativity, travel, and play. We talk about AI shifts in the writing world, listening to your intuition, the power of conscious closure, and rediscovering joy through creativity. This episode is an invitation to give yourself permission to change direction, and to know that choosing you is a powerful, strategic move. Thinking about an exit or what business structure could work for you in this season? Then you must listen!

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