If we have learned anything, there is still more to learn! Franchising is a way to take what you know and pass it on to aspiring entrepreneurs who are ready to open and operate their own business. By Dawn Abbamondi
Owning your own business is a personal declaration of independence – a celebration of self-reliance, empowerment and resilience. Our fellow Americans will be gathering to celebrate the spirit of independence that defines our nation. Beyond the fireworks and festivities lies a deeper meaning of independence: the freedom that comes with owning your own business. Small-business ownership is not just about financial gains; it’s about seizing control of your destiny. By Jack Monson
A growing number of entrepreneurs are flocking to franchising as a reliable path to owning a business and building a stronger future for their families. This trend has been driven by the desire for a proven business model, comprehensive support systems and the potential for substantial financial rewards. For many aspiring business owners, franchising offers an attractive alternative to starting a business from scratch, minimizing risks while maximizing opportunities. By Rose Mango
This summer I had the good fortunate to hit episode 1,000 with the Social Geek Podcast. Many episodes over the past 14 years have featured entrepreneurs and franchising professionals talking about leadership. So, I thought it might be fun to talk to some of the best in the business about leadership. By Jack Monson
Recently, I received emails from excited entrepreneurs who are hesitant and unsure about getting started. Robbie asked if now is the best time to own a franchise, Laurette asked when the best time is to buy a franchise, and Ken asked if he should get a franchise now or wait things out. By Alesia Visconti
A few issues ago I discussed searching for The Official Music Genre of Franchising (it’s Jazz!). I thought now we should perhaps examine movies. What is the Ultimate Movie for Franchising? By Jack Monson
Despite what it may look like, any famous athlete, CEO or actor will tell you there are no overnight successes. In fact, success is built upon every move one makes – or fails to make. Each move either changes your life for the better or the worse. By Alesia Visconti