A successful business exit is often seen as the finish line, but for many entrepreneurs, it can mark the beginning of an unexpectedly difficult transition. This podcast explores the hidden emotional and mental health challenges that can follow the sale of a business, including the loss of identity, purpose, routine, social connection, and the sense of achievement that came from being an owner. You’ll learn why the coming wave of business exits in Canada makes this conversation increasingly important, particularly for older entrepreneurs who may be vulnerable to isolation, anxiety, depression, and loss of purpose. The discussion examines why these challenges often remain unspoken and how stigma, independence, and the traditional definition of a "successful exit" can make it harder for entrepreneurs to seek support. Most importantly, this podcast explores how thoughtful exit planning can help create a healthier and more fulfilling next chapter. From strengthening relationships and building new sources of purpose to considering legacy, succession, wealth, and life beyond the business, the goal is to prepare for more than the transaction itself. A great exit should not simply close a business chapter; it should open the door to a meaningful future. Explore more insights, guides, and resources at redacted (redacted