In this episode, Neel sits down with Parker, owner of MaidThis Phoenix. Parker shares his journey from being a firefighter to becoming an entrepreneur. He discusses his search for the right franchise and the challenges he faced in finding a scalable business model. Parker also talks about the importance of building relationships with customers and providing excellent customer service. He shares his experience of breaking even in just three months and the ongoing challenge of hiring and managing a team. Parker's goal is to achieve time, location, and financial freedom through his business.

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Sofie, the founder of a travel blog, shares her journey as a digital nomad and the challenges she faced in maintaining location freedom. She discusses how turning her passion into a business affected her mental health and the need to redefine success. Sofie emphasizes the importance of finding balance, focusing on other aspects of life, and deriving value from more than just business achievements. She shares her experience of reevaluating her identity and finding joy in activities outside of work. Sofie also highlights the significance of decision freedom and making choices that align with personal values.

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In this episode, Neel chats with Chase Lord, a successful business coach and owner of a seven-figure soft wash and power wash company. They discuss the importance of working on the business rather than in the business, the challenges of scaling a business, and the impact of marketing on business growth. Chase emphasizes the need for time blocking and focusing on one marketing platform to effectively track and analyze results. He also introduces his coaching program, Legacy Metric, which helps entrepreneurs achieve time and financial freedom.

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Brian and Jen Boyle, owners of MaidThis Salt Lake City, share their background and journey in business. Brian has been running a pizza franchise for 22 years, while Jen has been a physical therapist for 26 years. They decided to join MaidThis because of the consumable and relationship-based nature of the business. They appreciate the automation and support system provided by MaidThis, as well as the opportunity to learn from and collaborate with other franchise owners. They plan to expand their business further south in Utah and focus on building relationships with apartment complexes.

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In this episode, Neel chats Ed Rodriguez, the CEO of

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In this episode, Neel chats with Nik Hulewsky, the host of Nikonomics Podcast and the founder of Co-Founders. They discuss Nik's background and his journey into entrepreneurship. Nik shares his experience working in the corporate world and how it led him to start his own businesses. They also talk about the importance of knowing your strengths and weaknesses as an entrepreneur and how it can guide your business decisions. Nik emphasizes the need for delayed gratification and the importance of aligning your business with your personal goals and values.

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In this episode, Neel chats with Matt Brazis, the owner of MaidThis Tampa. Matt shares his journey of leaving his nine-to-five job in medical device sales to start his own lifestyle business. He talks about his interest in entrepreneurship and the desire to build something that he can own and pass down for generational wealth. Matt also discusses the challenges of finding reliable labor and the importance of being comfortable with technology in running a cleaning business. He shares his expertise in utilizing credit card points to travel and the benefits of having a side hustle to support the growth of his main business.

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In this episode, Neel chats with Adam Goldman, a franchise coach with experience in franchise placement. They discuss the role of a franchise coach, the types of people who are a good fit for franchising, and how to evaluate franchise brands. Adam emphasizes the importance of cultural fit and getting to know the person behind the franchisee. They also touch on the misconception that franchising is a passive investment and the need for active involvement. Adam shares his experience as a master franchisor for Vanguard Cleaning and the support they provided to franchisees.

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Tim Michael, founder of Kickstart My Franchise, shares his expertise in the world of franchising. He discusses his background and how he got into franchise brokerage. Tim provides insights on evaluating franchise brands, including the importance of looking beyond financials and considering factors like the item 19 and item 20 in the Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD). He emphasizes the value of talking to existing franchisees to get a real sense of the brand's support and success. Tim also discusses different business models and the importance of considering one's comfort with sales and networking. He advises potential franchisees to be cautious of brands that grow too fast and to evaluate the support and capitalization of the franchisor. Lastly, Tim highlights the significance of budget and motivation in choosing the right franchise brand.

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Orlando Reyla, owner of MaidThis St. Pete Clearwater, shares his journey of starting a cleaning business while still working a nine-to-five job. He discusses the challenges of balancing both and the support he received from his family. Orlando emphasizes the importance of having a clear why and being prepared for the hard work and challenges that come with entrepreneurship. He also shares his learnings, including the importance of delegating and building a remote team, and the value of the support system provided by the MaidThis franchise.

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