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Is It Smart To Open A Franchise With Your Children?
Many businesses don’t start off as family businesses. They become family businesses about the time the parent is thinking of retiring. Then, instead of selling the company to a stranger, he or she sells or hands over ownership to the kids, and with a second generation at the helm, you have a family business. Franchised…
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How To Successfully Define Your Franchising Goals
Many people dream of starting their own businesses, and a lot of people follow those dreams through franchising. It’s a business model that people love, and for good reason. When you invest in a franchise, you’re investing in a proven business model. But before you invest in a franchise, you need to get to know…
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Three Ways To Take Advantage Of A Virtual Expo
If you’ve ever been to a trade show or industry conference, you may have walked away thinking that it was a decent experience. It had exactly the type of information you needed. But at the same time, it would be nice if you could accomplish the same thing without spending a fortune and having to…
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Choose Freedom Over Comfort: Three Reasons Why Entrepreneurship Is Less Risky Than Employment
I have to laugh when people say that they would never quit their job and start a business of their own. “It’s too risky,” they tell me. This comes after they tell me that they’re in a dead-end career and have a desire to find a better way. It’s amusing to hear that because I…
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Three Things To Consider When Making A Late Career Transition
We all feel stuck in our jobs once in a while. As a career transitions coach, I realize not everybody is at the point in their life where they’re ready to talk to a professional. So, if you are considering a new career and want something better in life, here’s some advice you might find…
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Find What Drives You, Even If You Have To Go Back To High School To Figure It Out
If you want to own a business, you’d be surprised what you can learn from your high-school self. I remember it like it was yesterday. I was far from a model student, but I stood there in shock when I read my senior superlative in the yearbook: “Least Likely to Succeed.” Looking back at it,…