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How My Franchise Went From a Side Gig to a Fulltime Career When I Lost My Job
Earl Wise opened a Famous Sams Hair Salon as a way to make extra income, but it became much more than that when he lost his job as an auto industry executive.
Richard Branson's Biggest Mistake: Inventing the iPod… as a Prank
The entrepreneur ultimately only pranked himself when he failed to follow through on his fictional 'Music Box' concept.
How I Proved That Age Is Nothing But a Number as a Franchisee
Critics told UT Patel that he was too young to open his own franchise at age 30. So, he made it his mission to prove them wrong.
Why This Foster Parent of Five Toddlers Left a Career in Education for Franchising
Two years ago, Ted Jastemski left his job as a dean for the Art Institute of Tampa to become a Chem-Dry franchisee. Here's why.
Ditching a Desk Job for a Career as a Fitness Franchisee
Wanting to be his own boss, Tim Marshall left his job as an electrical engineer to become a GYMGUYZ franchisee.
For Millennial-Hungry Businesses, Food Festivals Aren't Fluff
Here's how to use festivals as a tool to turn millennials into customers for life.