It’s easier than you might think to come up with a business idea that truly makes life easier or better. If you can train yourself to be a more aware person then you have the ability to come up with the next big thing. You don’t necessarily have to have a college degree or a genius-level IQ.
It’s easier than you might think to come up with a business idea that truly makes life easier or better. If you can train yourself to be a more aware person then you have the ability to come up with the next big thing. You don’t necessarily have to have a college degree or a genius-level IQ.
It’s easier than you might think to come up with a business idea that truly makes life easier or better. If you can train yourself to be a more aware person then you have the ability to come up with the next big thing. You don’t necessarily have to have a college degree or a genius-level IQ.
It seems that every other week the media gets a fresh round of bad news to share with us, related to the current recession and its impact on the unemployment rate (which climbed to more than 7%). This morning I was reading that since the start of the recession the number of unemployed people has grown by 3.6 million, and the unemployment rate has risen by 2.3 percentage points. While this is hardly good news, it should at the very least get us to think about the way our lives have been when it comes to how we earn a living.
When I work with people who are looking at buying a franchise, I sometimes ask them to name the first five franchises that come to mind. Usually all five are business-to-consumer (B2C) franchises such as restaurant or mailbox type franchises.
So far, it\’s been kind of entertaining, hasn\’t it? This whole \’franchise education\’ process? You\’ve told your friends that you\’re thinking of being your own boss, you\’ve found a franchise that seems to fit your goals and desires, you\’ve talked to existing franchisees and now it\’s time to read the Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD) and Franchise Agreement.
