Alane Boyd is the Co-founder of Biggest Goal, formerly BGBO Co, an AI-powered systems and automations consultancy that builds workflows in Monday.com, Asana, and ClickUp. As a serial entrepreneur with over three decades of experience in tech, she launched three SaaS ventures and achieved two successful exits. Alane is also a keynote speaker and has been featured in publications, including Entrepreneur, HuffPost, and Fem Founder.

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Entrepreneurs often dream of selling their companies and finally enjoying freedom and peace, but the reality can bring unexpected isolation and loss of purpose. After years of intense work, the sudden shift from constant activity to silence can leave many feeling adrift. How can you rediscover meaning and rebuild momentum after a major business exit?

Serial entrepreneur and AI workflow strategist Alane Boyd experienced an intense emotional low after selling her first company. She struggled with isolation, depression, and the realization that she lacked a community outside her business. Through therapy and support from her EO forum, she rebuilt her confidence and embraced AI to create more dynamic and efficient business operations. Alane advises other entrepreneurs to prepare for life after exit, invest in personal support systems, and explore new technologies that fuel purpose and growth.

In today’s episode of The Decision, Eric Jackson and Robert Hartline interview Alane Boyd, Co-founder of Biggest Goal, about rediscovering purpose after a business exit and embracing AI for growth. Alane talks about parenting, building resilient teams, and preparing for future business opportunities.