My Exit Strategy

1. I think that after I have developed my business to reach the greater part a of America, I would sell my idea onto a larger retailer that could better handle the operations necessary for shirt sales. I would hold onto the income that comes with the idea of sweat-proof shirts.

2. I would like to follow this path because I would like to be involved in the process of dispersing my idea and popularizing it. I do not want to stay with it for the long term because I believe that it could be much more successful if it reached a greater commercial state. I would be unable to reach such a level on my own. I would keep the rights so that I could financially benefit from my idea which would make any venture I would make in the future easier to handle.

3. I think this exit strategy has reflects my attitude towards my idea. That attitude is that I do not have a personal desire to produce this idea. Since I lack this desire, I can wish for the simplest outcome that still nets me profits without the loss of my idea.