FAQs
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The word “franchise” comes from the idea of fraternity—like-minded individuals working together toward a common goal. Franchising offers more than just business ownership; it provides:
Established Systems: Proven processes that set you up for success.
A Blueprint: A step-by-step guide to running your business.
Historical Performance: Insights from years of experience and results.
Training and Development: Ongoing support to help you grow.
Leverage: The power of a network that amplifies your unique strengths.
A Tribe of Mentors: A community of experienced owners to guide and inspire you.
Franchising isn’t just about following a system—it’s about joining a supportive network designed to help you thrive.
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If you’re motivated to own a business for yourself but not by yourself.
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The most important consideration is your WHY. Why do you want to own a business? This is where I can help you understand how wealth is built, how business owners can control their destiny, and how they can manage their time to live a more purposeful life.
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Owning a franchise is like owning a business, but without the risks of starting from scratch. You’ll benefit from ongoing support and a network of franchisees to share experiences and insights.
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Initial investments vary, and all franchisors are required to provide a range based on existing locations. There are also various ways to fund a business. To learn more, contact me for a free consultation.
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The timeline can vary widely, ranging from a few months to a year or more. Let’s discuss your goals and situation so we can identify the right business that aligns with your desired timeframe.
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My consulting services are free to you. The franchise companies pay me to find the best owners.
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Instead of asking about the hottest franchise, you should focus on who the most successful owners are. Success comes from building trust—when customers trust you, they’ll want to buy from you, and when teammates trust you, they’ll want to die for you. If you’d like to meet some of these exceptional franchise owners, check out my testimonials, and I’d be happy to introduce you.
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IQ: You must be smart enough to understand the numbers.
AQ: You must be willing to acquire new knowledge.
TQ: You must use technology to make you more effective.
EQ: You must be good with people (first your team and then your customers).
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Earnings: Owner profit.
Business equity: The value of the business based a multiple of the profit.
Real estate equity: The value of the property a business is on.
Tax advantages: Economic bonuses of business investments.