My Exit Strategy

I think the best option for my app TextSwap is to build it up and sell it in the span of a few years. I think this is the best option because I would like to do more than just manage this app. I'm hoping TextSwap would be a spring board into many other opportunities I can find and take advantage of as an entrepreneur. By selling it, I can gain a large sum of money that could help me in my next venture. I think my decision to do this has influenced my other ideas to some extent. Throughout the course, I've known that as a college student it would be very difficult to run an app and manage classes. So whenever I've come up with new ideas for TextSwap, I've always kept in the back of my head that eventually somebody else would probably be running this company. I want to come up with the best ideas that would help the future CEO succeed and give them the best starting point. I don't think this has influenced how I came up with the opportunity or how I decided to acquire resources though. My ideal situation would be I make the app and have a team with me. My team would test the app on a college campus and see the results. If the app is successful, hopefully an investor would like the idea and would be able to bring TextSwap to campuses around the nation, which is something I'm not sure I would be able to do at this point. I did want to start up the app and develop it to some extent before selling it though.