The Entrepreneur’s Source: A Gift For Father’s Day

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Turning Stress into Success: A Gift For Father’s Day. 

It’s no surprise that parents are under A LOT of STRESS these days. Stress to pay the bills. Stress to save money. Stress at work. Stress at home. Heck, we’re even stressed about being stressed!

As the Visionary Founder of The Entrepreneur’s Source®, I’ve talked to many parents over our 34 years in business  and you know what I’ve discovered; they’re scared. They’re stuck in jobs that they hate – jobs that leave them feeling miserable and stressed out. At The Entrepreneur’s Source we call that “Battered Career Syndrome”. But here’s the thing – no matter how miserable they feel, they’re too scared to leave because they’re also scared about the future. They’re frozen with indecision and it’s making them miserable.

A Gift to Give Yourself

For those dads out there feeling stressed, what if this Father’s Day you give yourself permission to look at the possibilities? The possibility of taking your future into your own hands is very real. What would your income be? What kind of lifestyle would you live? What kind of wealth and equity would you build? What would you do if you weren’t frozen with fear? Here at The Entrepreneur’s Source we call that your I.L.W.E.™, and we can help you use it to uncover your Possibilities, Options, and Dreams.

Fatherhood and Stress

It’s the fear of failure that holds us back; the fear that we won’t be able to keep the lights on or pay for college. But, what we should fear is not living our true life. We should fear not setting that example for our children. More and more research is showing that parental stress actually can affect children in a negative way. What if the way to be the best father that you can be is to make sure you are the best version of yourself first? You can do that, and you don’t have to do it alone.

Your Career 2.0®

Entrepreneurship puts you in control. We’re not saying it’s easy. We’re not saying you won’t have another day of stress. What we are saying is that all that hard work and pressure will be benefitting YOU AND YOUR FAMILY – not some faceless corporation so they can enjoy the condo in the Bahamas and the ski chalet in Colorado!

At The Entrepreneur’s Source®, our alternative career coaches will help you explore and define your unique goals, needs, and expectations. The process will help you focus and gain clarity about what you want your life to look like. Our coaches have three main objectives:

  1. Create Awareness
  2. Provide Education
  3. Hold You Accountable to Your Dreams

Your TES  Career Ownership Coach™ can stay with you and help you make the transition from office drone to self-employed! They’re there to help you stay on course and see the dream become a reality.

Achieving Results: Step One

For Father’s Day, give yourself this gift: take the time to sign up for your complimentary registration to our exclusive Start a Business Weekend. It’s an exclusive online event brought to you by The Entrepreneur’s Source. Your free all-access pass will allow you to explore and compare over 170 franchising opportunities, discover funding options to finance a new business, and listen and learn from our inspiring speakers. You can do all this while sitting at home using any desktop, laptop, or mobile device.

Maybe I was crazy to start a franchise coaching business back in 1984. I was a stressed-out dad staring rock bottom dead in the eye. I knew I had to do something and I wanted to set a good example for my kids. You can do it, too.

So, this Father’s Day, go ahead and exclaim over that new tie. Laugh (and maybe even tear up a bit) over that homemade card. After you put your kids to bed, begin your search for the franchise match that could change your life and change your stress into success!

 

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