I will sell my business when it makes a profit of [$??] a year, so that I can [??]. Filling in the blanks will say, “I will sell my business when it makes a profit of $50,000 a year, so that I can put that money from it into starting up my next business. The reason I chose this number I picked is that if I go in with the intention of making a business to eventually sell, then I don’t want to go too far with it, as the intention behind it would probably be to give me a better chance at the business I wish to do. This would also make it so I do not end up spending too much on this first business and won’t be too worried about getting everything right, instead I can use it to experiment with the business world and learn a few things to help me when starting my next business. Most of these factors would go on to help me in the next run as I will not only have more experience in the running of a business but also more money to make a even better one the next time, and hopefully expand it at a faster and more efficient rate than the first experimental one. So I will sell my business at a profit of 50,000 a year so that the money can go back into my next business.