Marcel Gumlich emphasizes the importance of focusing on the business itself rather than seeking external funding or media attention.
Building companies without venture capital allows entrepreneurs to maintain control over decisions and direction, leading to more straightforward exits.
Self-financing reduces the complexity of exits by avoiding multiple stakeholders and enabling smoother transactions.
Gumlich's success was attributed to patience, focusing on steady, organic growth and strategic timing for exits, showcasing that financial success is achievable without external capital or media hype.