Start with your business.
As a percent of revenue. A rough number is fine. That's $200,000 in profit a year.
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Count the cash.
Work-OUTs get you out of day-to-day management by moving four things off you: decisions, results, knowledge, and relationships. That pays in two ways. Set each slider to what you believe is realistic. Be stingy.
Your freed-up time goes to the work only you can do. +$10,000 profit a year
Your people own results, so fewer things wait on you. Net profit goes from 10% to 11%. +$21,000 profit a year
On a $4,500 investment, that's a 6.9x cash return.
5x takes $22,500 more profit a year. That's 1.1% of your revenue, or about $433 a week.
Bonus, not counted in your cash return: what your business is worth.
$31,000 more profit adds about $93,000 to what your business is worth.
Buyers pay more for a business that runs without its owner. That part isn't counted here.
Count what you get back.
Cash is the easy part to count. This is the part you feel.
500 hours a year. That's 12.5 full work weeks.
150 dinners a year.
2 weeks where nobody calls.
Fair. It stays off the scoreboard. You know what it's worth.
Nobody trades a marriage for a business on purpose.
It happens one missed dinner at a time. This isn't a prediction about your marriage. It's the size of the bill, so you can weigh it against the cost of getting your time back.
A business you built or grew during the marriage usually counts as marital property. Nebraska courts typically award each spouse one-third to one-half. Some states start at half.
Attorney's fees average $11,300, and a written business valuation typically starts above $10,000. A contested case costs more.
That's 49 times your investment in this program.
It leaves out the house, the retirement accounts, support payments, and everything that has no price.
This program can't fix a marriage. It can give you the hours back. What you do with them is yours to decide.