The Exit Planning Institute (EPI), a leading authority on exit planning for advisors, business consultants, and business owners, announced the launch of the Exit Is Now: Walking to Destiny podcast. Hosted by EPI Chairman Christopher M. Snider and his son, EPI President Scott Snider, the podcast aims to expand on the principles outlined in Snider's 2016 book, Walking to Destiny.
Each episode will delve into the Value Acceleration Methodology™, offering business owners and advisors actionable frameworks to maximize value, grow income, and build a business that can operate independently of its owner. The podcast is designed to help listeners transform theoretical concepts into practical strategies for building, protecting, harvesting, and managing wealth.
The first episode, set to air on July 15, will discuss the history of the exit planning profession and EPI. Subsequent episodes will explore the business owner mindset, value creation strategies, leadership principles, the Four Intangible Capitals, the Three Legs of the Stool, the Two Concurrent Paths, and practical approaches to wealth management. Episodes will blend personal stories, professional insights, and actionable lessons aimed at helping business owners and advisors create stronger businesses and better outcomes.
"When I wrote my book in 2016, I set out with the goal of helping business owners and their advisors recognize their potential and harvest the wealth locked inside their businesses," said Chris Snider. "Now, ten years later, I am excited to expand on the framework presented in the book and educate the next generation of exit planning advisors."
The podcast will publish new episodes biweekly. Listeners can subscribe starting July 15 on the Exit Is Now podcast network.
The Exit Planning Institute, founded in 2005, serves professional business advisors' educational and resource needs. Its Certified Exit Planning Advisor (CEPA®) credential program is widely endorsed globally, providing advisors with the content, tools, and training needed to engage business owners. For more information, visit exit-planning-institute.org.
