Entrepreneur My Exit Strategy

My first exit strategy would be to leave my business to protect the venture as a family business, and pass it down to my children. However, this may not always be an option. As, children can often choose to peruse their own interests that do not include my current business. In that case I would choose to stay with with the business until I retired. At that point I would have decide if the business was suitable for sale, or to be dissolved.
I have chosen this exit strategy because I believe that it would provide the best result deepening on the circumstances that exist at the time that I choose to cease being involved in the business.
I do not believe that my exit strategy would have a negative impact on the planning for the business for the future. Regardless of the direction that would be chosen to exit the business, I would continue to grow the business, look for new opportunities wherever they can be found and would continue to grow the business using resources to acquire more resources. Therefore, it would not matter which direction I went at my exit. If I passed the business to family the business would be in a good position to continue in a positive direction. Should I be in a position to dispose of the business, it should be in a good position to be sold as opposed to liquidation.