Are you a successful professional with a comfortable job who dreams of something more?
You’ve reached a glass ceiling. You want to make more money, have more freedom, & challenge yourself to grow.
But change is scary. Leaving a secure job to start a business is scary.
You’ve probably considered franchising as a potential escape route. Franchising is appealing because you follow a proven business model with support systems. The best ones can scale to seven figures of income.
That all sounds great in theory but there’s a big problem.
The Big Problem
Franchising provides a playbook, a proven strategy, a system to OPERATE a business.
But what about the process right BEFORE you become an entrepreneur? How do you actually transition out of your W2 job into business ownership?
There are lots of questions that need answers such as:
- How much should I invest?
- How much in savings do I need?
- How do I select the best franchise?
- What other skills do I need to improve?
- What does the transition timeline look like?
- What can I expect the first year challenges to be?
My team has helped dozens of employees transform into thriving entrepreneurs. They all had the same questions & concerns.
I just published a guide to help solve this problem.
This detailed guide is designed specifically for professionals who want a step-by-step playbook to navigate the transition.
It walks through everything from assessing your readiness to choosing the right franchise and scaling to multiple units.
Click here to download a free copy
The Best Investment You Can Make
There is no better investment than betting on yourself. There’s a 100% chance of winning if you never quit.
Nobody starts a business because it’s easy. You do it because the reward of financial freedom and control over your own time is worth it
Success Stories
Don’t just take my word for it.
Hundreds of people quit Corporate America to become franchise owners every year. Listen to a few of their stories:
- Phil Capron, Navy Vet to handyman
- Steve Hitzman, banking exec to fitness
- Mike Oakley, investments to dumpsters
- Ted Pease, insurance sales to senior care
- Jimmy Maxwell, sales exec to restoration
- Jay Rane, medical device sales to fencing
- Nick Heye, automotive to power washing
- Michael Horowtiz, Wall Street to Wing Stop
- Brad Sutliffe, Corp America to Multi-Brand Zee
Take Action Today
There is a common trait in all successful entrepreneurs:
Bias for action
This means when they have an idea, their first instinct is to take action: send an email, pick up the phone, schedule a meeting, etc.
They don’t waste time writing a thesis. They get right to testing an idea.
If you are considering franchise ownership take action today. Download my guide and spend an hour reading through it
When you are serious about taking the next step book a discovery call with my team. We’ll work with you every step of the way to find the best franchise
Feedback
I would love to hear your comments & questions about the guide.
What part did you love? What am I missing? What could be better?
Just respond here. I read every email.
Cheers!
Brian
