place where our kids would want to come to work. where people will grow up and have careers inside of a business that s getting larger and larger. reporter: most of the staff is under 30. women are incredible entrepreneurs. i think one reason is we management households. reporter: what was once a small business has now more than 5,000 riders each day and 14 studios in california and new york. things don t have to be giant in the beginning. a small idea can just be a small idea. reporter: rice also quickly learned there were life lessons she could take from soul cycle classes themselves. i would tell people not to overthink it. just do it. put one foot in front of the other. if you have a passion. and just make it happen. it s time now to answer some of your business questions. nick and john have joined us once again. the first one is about getting out of your business. i want to have an exit
strategy. i have a wonderful client base. we have wonderful clients we care about. and we just want to make sure that, do i sell it? do i dissolve it? i m going to start with you, nick, because you ve had a couple exits yourselves. how do you figure out what the end game is? great question. sometimes you know going in if you had investors coming n you sort of know what you re headed for. in this woman s situation it sound like she developed the business on her own and now needs to find a good place for it to land. as opposed to looking externally, the way to do it would be develop someone internally, can has the goal of taking up the business so he can she can move out in a slower and easier fashion. john, it seems like a smart thing to think about. once you know the end, you can work backwards to figure out how to get there. so with the bars you work with, how do people decide whether it s going to close, work internally like nick s talking about or they re going to sell to some
i apology otherwise she is snoring. most of us have slept through this today. and i am totally used to it. it is okay. she will be able to calm me down. as john just said, they are trained to sense our different moods and she will try to cheer me up. sit on my lap, more effectively than this and give me kisses and try to calm me down and take my mind off of it. nro better, i would like for every veteran in america to have a dog like tim and john have had. i don t think we have done enough. i think our country has betrayed the trust and honor and service of our veterans. how do we help get dogs into the hands of every returning
i apology otherwise she is snoring. most of us have slept through this today. and i am totally used to it. it is okay. she will be able to calm me down. as john just said, they are trained to sense our different moods and she will try to cheer me up. sit on my lap, more effectively than this and give me kisses and try to calm me down and take my mind off of it. nro better, i would like for every veteran in america to have a dog like tim and john have had. i don t think we have done enough. i think our country has betrayed the trust and honor and service of our veterans. how do we help get dogs into the hands of every returning
i apology otherwise she is snoring. most of us have slept through this today. and i am totally used to it. it is okay. she will be able to calm me down. as john just said, they are trained to sense our different moods and she will try to cheer me up. sit on my lap, more effectively than this and give me kisses and try to calm me down and take my mind off of it. nro better, i would like for every veteran in america to have a dog like tim and john have had. i don t think we have done enough. i think our country has betrayed the trust and honor and service of our veterans. how do we help get dogs into the hands of every returning