Having sold a couple of companies now I will put it to you this way. If you were to sell right now you are selling from a position of weakness, not strength. I

Having sold a couple of companies now I will put it to you this way. If you were to sell right now you are selling from a position of weakness, not strength. If I was in your position and if you are just tired and want to do something else you need to get the business growing consistently again month to month. Maybe that means finding some fresh blood to bring in. Another option is instead of selling, look into hiring professional management to take over and you drop back to advisor and chairman. Hold them accountable to grow the business. This means for some period the net income will obviously drop but it come back. Plus it may give you the push and distance you need to be able to help the business and yourself. And of course you could just sell and try to maximize right now but it won't be as favorable since you are not in a strong position. But sometimes it is nice to just move forward and put cash in your pocket even if it isn't the highest amount you could. Good luck!