What do upon IPO?

>>1472786
Honestly just continue what you were doing to make it succesful enough to have such a good IPO. Start gradually selling your stock and removing yourself from the business, eventually pursue other interests and step down to an advisory role on the board.

>>1472831
Pretty much exactly this.

There was a scene in "the gambler" where john goodman tells mark whalburg to get i little middleclass lifestyle and bank a large portion so that you can live your life from a position of fuck you.

Dont care im my company is headed to the moon, we reach a 2 or 3 mill buyout im the fuck out. Take a 2 week vacation, come back, get a day job, and start investing my money until such a point my real estate or couple other businesses take off and i am confident ibhave asserted myself in a fuck you position.

Then descide if i want to retire at like 40, or get rich af.

Probably just have a small office and work 2 days a week checking in on things and stay semi retired until there is oretty much fuck all for me to do besides choose who gets a trust fund.

0 kids.

Large family tho.

Likely set a small anual payout for us poorfags to get a small boat or car and set up large college funds for the kids with a grade point average requirement.

Dunno. Still got like 15 years till the neices and nephews are out of school.

Meh,

Standard normie shit i guess.

I would have a scrap yard though. Even if it ran at a loss.

I like to tinker...

>>1472958
With all due respect, this isn't a 'what you would like to do when you're rich' thread. Though that would be fun.

>>1472831
That's terribly slow. I was wondering what alternatives a guy would have if he knew he had to disassociate from the business quickly

>>1472786
sell options against my stock for cash flow

>>1473121
You mean write your own put options, against your own company? Wtf