Education
Second Chances are for Everyone: How to Take Ownership of Your Career
by Susan Scotts
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thletes, veterans and educators are often given standard operating procedures - blueprints for being successful. These folks are good at following a system. However, almost everyone, including those in the armed forces, whether transitioned or currently transitioning, are tired of answering to someone else, so what’s next?
12 Pillars of Franchising
Getting a job is an option, but in a job, you still answer to someone else and will not be in control of your financial future. But there are other options to consider when evaluating your future, or what I call, Your Career 2.0. You may want to consider the possibility of becoming your own boss or “commanding officer” by leveraging a proven, replicable, duplicatable system of doing business. That’s what a franchise offers.
