The Liquidity Journal

The $15 Million Perspective: Why Your Business Exit May Be Decided Years Before You Sell

The $15 Million Perspective: Why Your Business Exit May Be Decided Years Before You Sell

The $15 Million Perspective: Why Your Business Exit May Be Decided Years Before You SellRandolph Love III
Published on: 14/08/2026

Entrepreneurs usually select an entity based on the problem immediately in front of them. “How do I start the company?” “How do I reduce administrative headaches?” “What works for my taxes this year?” Those are legitimate questions...

Shield and ScalePromotionsQ3 2026
The Most Expensive Gap in Business Is the Distance Between Your Plan and Your Feelings

The Most Expensive Gap in Business Is the Distance Between Your Plan and Your Feelings

The Most Expensive Gap in Business Is the Distance Between Your Plan and Your FeelingsRandolph Love III
Published on: 28/05/2026

After listening to Jim Rohn’s lecture, Kill the Feelings and Stick to the Plan, I found myself thinking about how many fortunes are not lost in one dramatic collapse, but in quiet, ordinary moments of surrender.

Founder’s ForumPromotionsQ2 2026
When the Insurance Claim Process Feels Like a Maze, Clarity Becomes Currency

When the Insurance Claim Process Feels Like a Maze, Clarity Becomes Currency

When the Insurance Claim Process Feels Like a Maze, Clarity Becomes CurrencyRandolph Love III
Published on: 23/04/2026

It arrives quietly at first. A patch of missing shingles. Water finding a path where it does not belong. A tree branch that looks small from the street and catastrophic from the living room...

Field NotesQ2 2026
Can We Talk for a Minute? The Fastest Way to Protect a Claim Is Still the Simplest One: Read

Can We Talk for a Minute? The Fastest Way to Protect a Claim Is Still the Simplest One: Read

Can We Talk for a Minute? The Fastest Way to Protect a Claim Is Still the Simplest One: ReadRandolph Love III
Published on: 03/04/2026

At the Iowa Claims Conference in Des Moines, I stood in front of a room full of professionals who work close to the fire. Public adjusters. Contractors. Attorneys. People who deal in urgency, emotion, damage, delay, and dollars...

Field NotesQ2 2026