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EPISODE · Feb 24, 2026 · 18 MIN

How To Build A Business That Runs WITHOUT YOU (From someone who's done it)

from The Built to Exit Podcast with Jason Sisneros

To build a truly hands-off business, you must structure your operations as if you are selling them tomorrow. Even if you plan to keep the company forever. This video explains why the "Built To Exit" framework is actually the fastest path to owner autonomy, helping you replace yourself with systems that generate cash flow without your daily involvement. Why this matters now: Most business owners are trapped in a "prison sentence" of their own making because they build for income, not enterprise value. By adopting an exit-ready mindset, you force the business to operate independently of you, securing both your freedom today and your wealth tomorrow. In this video, you will learn: - Why "Everybody Exits" is the necessary mindset shift for removing owner dependency. - How to reverse-engineer your "End Game" number to stop operational leakage. - The difference between "As-Is" and "Pro Forma" EBITDA (and why it proves -- autonomy). The 9 crucial steps to turn a high-stress job into a self-managing asset.

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