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At just 18, I discovered the power of positive thinking and have since channeled it into becoming a National Speaker for Tony Robbins, building a 7-figure franchise business, and managing assets over $100,000,000 as a Financial Advisor.
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I’ve always found that buying cheap always comes at a higher cost in the long run. Cheap products often break down and become unusable far faster than branded products, so you end up spending more to replace the stuff overtime. Branded products are broadly a scam, I’ll admit, but I’m always willing to pay that little bit extra up-front so that I’m not stuck with buying the same thing twice, or even three times over.
PF is in some financial trouble and it's not even close to seeing the end of it. Just wait until a man in the women's locker room causes serious problems. They'll soon enough be like Red Lobster and just a memory.
I LOVE their business model! The $10 per month gym membership model has been a proven staple in the industry since the 80's with Bally Total Fitness. I think they made a mistake increasing their base membership to $15 per month. They should have added some other high margin, high value perceived up sells! Not sure I would feel comfortable putting that much personal capital into a brand new location, and then starting from a dead stop. If I was using OPM I would surely do it! 007
I wouldn’t own a restaurant in general unless I had 8 figures minimum since you need to own a chain of them to really make a profit. For the normal everyday people owning a franchise that does something with home living or health is the way to go in my opinion
The tax laws (Internal Revenue Code and Treasury Regulations) do not impose any restrictions on how often you can take distributions from your S corporation. As long as you don't withdraw more than your basis, you can take a distribution weekly, monthly, quarterly or annually. I am an accountant, however, this is not intended to be tax advice. Your viewers should consult their tax accountant.
In Australian, they took over 220 stores for free from franchisees, want you to sing a confidential agreement to not talk and offer 35k😅, that's all because we tried to sell after 19 years working as stupid franchisee
Big money if you're not in the spotlight somehow- or truly risking your life Though I personally knew a gent who left the world after he couldn't manage to the standards set by the company, so technically risking life could come anywhere- just make your choice wisely
Hello! My name is Nedia Lago. I’m the owner and creator of OMGollyshop candles and we open a Kiosk in the Sawgrass Mall in Florida and we are doing really well. But my dream is to sell them as a franchise to families that want to start a small business. But I need a lot help with the process. Would you be able to help me? Thanks 🙏🏻 in advance Nedia
So long story short if you don't already have money you get to just stay poor and keep working a dead-end job until you die. My how the American dream has truly died. Literally every movie and TV show I've watched about starting a business was a complete lie. You basically have to have money already to start a business then pray you make money long enough for a bank to even sniff in your direction for a loan. Whatever happened to pitching an idea to a bank with a sound business plan and completing market research and securing a loan to start a business. Nowadays apparently if you aren't already rich you stay poor.
That sort of victim mentality will keep you poor. It’s not about your resources, it’s about your resourcefulness. My first job I made $6 an hour. My first salaried job I made $34k a year. I stayed positive and faithful while working my tail off.
