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Wellness Franchises: Your Gateway to a Healthy Business 🔵 September 25th, 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm CT In today's health-conscious society, more and more people are seeking personalized wellness solutions. This trend has set the stage for the rapid expansion of the Health and Wellness services market. Join us to learn about franchises found in the booming Health and Wellness sector. Some advantages: 🔷 Growing Market: The Health and Wellness sector is expanding rapidly as more people prioritize their well-being and invest in self-care. 🔷 Recession Resilience: The Health and Wellness sector has shown resilience during economic downturns, as people continue to invest in their health and well-being. 🔷 Diverse Revenue Streams: Health and Wellness franchises often offer multiple revenue streams, such as memberships, classes, and product sales, enhancing profitability. 🔷 Semi-Absentee Ownership: Many Health and Wellness franchises can be run by a manager, allowing owners to take a more hands-off approach if desired. 🔷 Community Impact: Owning a Health and Wellness franchise allows you to make a positive impact on your community by promoting healthier lifestyles. 🔷 Access to Innovation: Franchise networks often have access to the latest industry trends and innovations, helping you stay competitive and meet evolving consumer demands. 🔷 Marketing Assistance: Franchisors often handle national or regional marketing campaigns, providing franchisees with professionally developed promotional materials and strategies. 🔷 Training and Support: Franchisors provide extensive training and ongoing support, helping franchisees operate their businesses effectively and efficiently. Register today - https://lnkd.in/gW5z3sPF If you like what you’re hearing, but can’t make the live event, register anyway and we’ll send a link to the recorded presentation.

“We're constantly working on our systems. As the laws and rules change, or as new technology comes out, we have to redo our systems. A large portion of my time is looking at processes and systems. How can we do this better? How can we do it more efficiently? How can we carve out more time to work on the stuff that requires bigger brains? And how do we do those things? To have a franchise basically give you the book and say, ‘Here you go, here are the updates’, or, ‘By the way, we're introducing this new software, so make these changes’. My gosh, that's a huge time suck that you pretty much one hundred percent avoid as a franchisee.” Running a business involves far more than you might expect. In franchising, there's a saying: "You're in business for yourself, not by yourself." With all the responsibilities - like managing websites, updating technology, and hiring staff - having established systems and a playbook can be a big advantage. Franchising is a great option for those who prefer to follow a proven system. But if, like Scott, you value complete control and autonomy, the independent path might be the better fit. Contact us today to find the best fit for your entrepreneurial journey. The link to the full episode is in the comments below 👇 Sara Waskow, Roxanne Rapske, Scott Snellings, Snellings Injury Law #DFWFranchiseExperts #Franchising #IndependentBusinessOrFranchise #PersonalInjuryLawyerDallas

Found yourself with a little bit of extra time now that the kiddos are back in school? If so, this could be the perfect time to explore the possibilities that come with a side-hustle of your own. And many franchises are designed to function like one, too. Find out more in our latest blog post.

“I had zero business background when I was starting out. I went to a number of people and asked them for their book list. I let them know I was starting my own law firm and I asked for the top books they’d recommend. If a book was recommended more than once, it went to the top of the list. I read a ton of books. I also networked and met some amazing attorneys and amazing business owners. A more senior attorney recommended I contact Great Legal Marketing. I eventually ended up with my business coach from Great Legal Marketing as well as getting into their mastermind group. Once a quarter, I would fly out to Washington DC to meet with other law firm owners, some in personal injury, and some not. We would exchange ideas and discuss problems that we were having and how to solve them.   It's amazing when you introduce an objective viewpoint into your business, how easy it is for others to see what's going wrong and give you suggestions on how to fix it. You can also look at someone else's business, pinpoint issues, and offer suggestions because we're not emotionally tied up in it. I think that's one of the benefits as well as having the benefit of experience. I would much rather learn from somebody else's tuition money than pay my own! And so for me, I think it's a massive investment and one that has paid dividends and will continue to pay dividends into the future.” There is great value in leveraging collective wisdom and experience when starting a business. Despite not having any business background, Scott was proactive in seeking out knowledge and guidance from books, mentors, and a mastermind group. This approach underscores the importance of surrounding yourself with knowledgeable peers and advisors who can offer objective insights into your business. By learning from others' experiences and mistakes, you can avoid costly missteps and accelerate your growth. It's a reminder that investing in education and mentorship can yield significant returns and is a smart strategy for anyone considering business ownership. We cover many current and relevant topics. A few include: ◈How learning from costly mistakes in business is similar to paying tuition to learn in school ◈Why networking and mentoring are so important for professional service providers who are taught a craft in school, not business ◈The importance of systems in a business The link to the full episode is in the comments below 👇 #DFWFranchiseExperts #Franchising #IndepedendentBusinessOrFranchise #PersonalInjuryLawyerDallas

Ready to be your own boss while making a difference in the community? This turn-key restoration franchise is a part of a $210 billion industry. It’s a recession-resistant business that offers essential services, such as fire and water damage restoration, mold removal, reconstruction, and more. Dedicated to success in today’s market, this franchise approaches the restoration industry with a new model that emphasizes systems, flexibility, and dominating the digital marketing space. Additional highlights include: 🔻 A-Z Blueprint for Launching a Restoration Business 🔻 Scalable Business Model That’s Been Perfected Overtime 🔻 24/7 Support Team & Collaboration With Other Franchisees Joining this franchise will give you unparalleled support from one of the most trusted and respected names in the restoration industry. Register now for this FranNet-hosted webinar featuring a truly unique business opportunity - https://lnkd.in/g-Xf8cmt Unable to make this particular webinar’s time and date? Register anyway and we’ll send you a link to the full presentation—which you can then view at a convenient time of your own.

“It really provides you with a landing spot if your business doesn't work out. Many of them don’t; especially those who go the independent route like I did without any kind of franchise help. There was no system for me, no marketing, and no hiring strategy. I had to figure all that stuff out and I screwed up a lot. I've paid a lot of tuition. It's a huge head start to be able to walk into a franchise where all of those things are handed to you. You have someone guiding you in how to run your business. Here's how you hire. Here's the marketing. It's already done for you. Would that be for me? Probably not because I'm too hard headed. I like to do things my way. I'm constantly going in and redoing or challenging how we do things. That wouldn't be for me, but for a ton of people who don't operate like me, I think it's a massive benefit if you want to work for yourself.” We often say, "Franchising isn’t for everyone," and the same goes for entrepreneurship. Scott sheds light on the key differences between starting an independent business and choosing the franchise route. He reflects on the mistakes he made along the way, viewing the cost of those mistakes as "tuition." There's a common perception that investing in a franchise is more expensive than starting a business from scratch. However, when you’re unaware of what you don’t know, the cost of mistakes you’ll make to learn can quickly add up, sometimes reaching hundreds of thousands of dollars. This makes a strong case that franchising might actually be less expensive. When you invest in a franchise, you should have a clear understanding of all the costs upfront, as outlined in the Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD). Ready to start a business with confidence? Explore franchising for a clearer, more informed investment. Contact us today to learn more! Sara Waskow, Roxanne Rapske, Scott Snellings, Snellings Injury Law #DFWFranchiseExperts #Franchising #Entrepreneurship #IndependentBusinessOrFranchise #PersonalInjuryLawyerDallas

Have you ever wondered if franchising is the right business opportunity for you? Join us colleague with SCORE Mentors Fort Worth on Thursday, August 22nd at 11:30 am. We'll be meeting at the Business Assistance Center in Fort Worth. In this workshop you will learn about: 📌 How to evaluate starting a franchise vs. an independent business vs. buying an existing business 📌 The best types of franchises for today’s economy 📌 The myths about franchising and the mistakes to avoid 📌 The costs and risks of starting a franchise 📌 How to research a franchise and determine if it’s the right choice for you. Register today - https://lnkd.in/gmxBaPkj

It was a lot of work. What makes it cool is that if you put your time, effort, and energy into something, and then when it's done, you can look back and say, ‘Was it worth it?’ Well, yeah, because I developed relationships with people and I accomplished something that I'd always wanted to accomplish. I hit one of the things on my bucket list. I learned an enormous amount. I got a chance to meet some cool people. I also think we were able to help a bunch of people.” Dick’s perspective in building his business emphasizes the holistic rewards he received beyond financial success. It’s not just about the work or the end result, but the journey itself—the relationships built, the personal growth, helping others, and the fulfillment of lifelong goals. His narrative highlights that the true value of entrepreneurship often lies in the experiences and connections made along the way. Ready to achieve your goals and make a difference? Reach out today to start your entrepreneurial journey. The link to the full episode is in the comments below 👇 Sara Waskow, Roxanne Rapske, Dick Cassidy, Signworld Business Partners, Jack Werner, Dan Werner, Jeanne Boram #DFWFranchiseExperts #Franchising #SignManufacturingFranchise #B2BFranchiseIndustry

Don’t look now, but all the sudden the U.S. economy is showing a few concerning signs that it may be slowing down. If these indicators persist, the first casualty may be higher unemployment rates. And when that happens, interest in entrepreneurial pursuits usually increases as well. Find out why in our latest blog post.

“The 212 Degree concept probably entered my life a decade before I started my business. I remember being in Las Vegas getting some copies made at Kinko’s for a trade show and saw this book called 212 Degrees. I thought it looked interesting and picked it up. The name of my company is Image 212. 212 Degrees is really all about the extra degree. At 211 degrees, water is hot. At 212 degrees, it boils. Boiling water turns to steam and steam can power a train and a train changes the world. So that one extra degree that you bring to whatever it is that you do can literally change the world and change a customer's experience. When I had a chance to build my own company, it just made sense. I had done a sales meeting at my former company about 212 Degrees. I still to this day wear my 212 degree/extra degree bracelets. That's what I love. That's the way I operate my life. I got to build a company around what I'm all about.” A seemingly small effort—the "extra degree"—can have a profound impact in both personal and business success. For someone considering business ownership, this underscores the idea that going just a little further, adding a bit more effort or creativity, can make all the difference in transforming a good idea into something world-changing. Personal values and philosophies can become the foundation of a business, creating a brand that is not only successful but deeply aligned with the owner's identity and interests. We cover many current and relevant topics. A few include: ◈Building and selling a business ◈Doing proper research when deciding on a business to start ◈Surround yourself with people who want to see you succeed The link to the full episode is in the comments below 👇 #DFWFranchiseExperts #Franchising #SignManufacturingFranchise #B2BFranchiseOpportunity