Joel Libava
(A beautiful shortcut)
It’s quite common to feel frustrated when you’re looking at franchise opportunities.
First of all, there are too darn many of them.
Secondly, you have no idea how to determine if a specific franchise opportunity will be right for you.
Lastly, you don’t know who to trust. As a result, your search for a franchise usually goes one of two ways.
Wouldn’t be helpful if you could find a proven shortcut to help you find the right franchise to buy?
Two Things That Could Happen When Searching For The Right Franchise
Check out the two things that could happen…and they aren’t good.
1. You get stuck in a cycle.
This “cycle” can last for months. It consists of finding what you think to be a good franchise opportunity, learning more about it, and for whatever* reason, talking yourself out of it. And doing the same thing all over again. And again.
2. You give up on the idea (because you’re frustrated), and decide to go job-hunting. Fun.
*That reason is almost always related to fear, or lack of serious knowledge about the opportunity. Or both. Wait. Actually, they’re related.
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So, the question you need to ask yourself is this:
How bad do you want it?
In other words, how determined are you to be your own boss?
Proven Shortcut To Find The Right Franchise
Instead of banging your head against the wall-over and over again, trying to find something in franchising that makes sense, use this shortcut.
This is how to do it:
Start looking at franchise opportunities with your strengths and skills in mind.
Doing this one simple thing will make things a lot easier for you-and save you oodles of precious time. Plus, you’ll be less frustrated, because you’ll get closer to finding a franchise that makes sense for you.
That said, do you know what your strengths and top skills are?
If so, great. If not, I found a great worksheet (courtesy of Destiny’s Odyssey) you can use.
When you’re finished using that worksheet, you’ll be able to have some directions as you search for franchise opportunities that may be right for you. Try it.
Important: I can help you do it.
As a matter of fact, if you give me a list of what you feel your strengths and skills are, I’ll point out a couple of franchise opportunities and/or franchise sectors you need to be looking into. No charge.
Let’s see if I can come up with some ideas for you, so you can find a winning franchise opportunity that will allow you to become your own boss and make some darn good money in the process.
