Mitigating Risk with Erik Van Horn

In this intriguing episode of the "I Fired My Boss" podcast, co-host Dan Claps is thrilled to introduce a very special guest, Arthur Sturgis, the VP of Operations within the Voda organization. Sturgis, a significant figure and leader within the restoration industry, shares his unexpected journey into the world of restoration, transitioning from a career in the insurance and financial industry to leading business development for West Coast franchises at ServiceMaster, then moving on to various significant roles before joining Voda. Throughout the conversation, Sturgis emphasizes the importance of franchise support in scaling restoration businesses and how Voda's approach to treating franchise owners as partners, coupled with an emphasis on investing in people, sets the foundation for Voda's innovative and creative approach to the restoration model.

The episode delves deeper into the future of the restoration industry, highlighting the shifts towards increased environmental concerns, the role of technology in revolutionizing restoration processes, and the strategic importance of having unified documentation standards for efficiency and effectiveness. Arthur Sturgis and Dan Claps discuss the pivotal role of technology in Voda's operations, particularly how their unique software solution aids in streamlining communication and enhancing operational efficiency. This conversation reveals Voda's ambition to redefine the restoration industry by focusing on innovation, support, and a people-first approach, aiming to grow and scale at an unprecedented rate while maintaining a strong commitment to the success of their franchise partners and the communities they serve.

Welcome to the I Fired My Boss Franchise podcast, hosted by Dan Claps and Christian Dadulak. Dan Claps is the founder and CEO of Franchise Playbook, a franchise or platform that creates, owns and operates dynamic franchise brands in the mobile services space. His life's goal is to help people just like you fire their boss and become a business owner. Christian Dadulak is a top franchise advisor with Franchise Sidekick, a leading franchise advisory firm that helps people reduce their risk when buying a franchise. And together they're on a mission to help people fire their boss, hire themselves, and live the American dream through franchise ownership.

If you want to fire your boss, make sure you head on over to https://ifiredmybosspodcast.com and fill out the form to schedule a no-cost consultation. And if you enjoyed this episode, make sure to subscribe, leave a review and share with a friend who might also want to fire their boss.

This episode is sponsored by our friends over at Silicon Signs
If you or your franchisees need help with interior/exterior signage, look no further! 🙌🏻
They’ve done work in all 50 states and have helped incredible franchises like:
🥪 Capriotti’s Sandwiches
🍗 Wing Zone
🍪 Crumbl Cookie
🍪 Dirty Dough
🍨 Handel’s Ice Cream
And more ❗️

Schedule a call with their team at www.siliconsigns.com or reach out to their CEO Chase at chase@siliconsigns.com

The I Fired My Boss Podcast is a huge supporter of the International Franchise Association (IFA). If you are a fan of franchising and have an interest in joining the franchise community, the IFA is a great place to start! Learn more here: 
https://www.franchise.org/about-us

In this episode of "I Fired My Boss," co-hosts Dan Claps and Christian Dadulak engage with their guest, Ellen, in a conversation that transcends the usual entrepreneurial discourse. Ellen's introduction to the episode is unorthodox yet refreshing, as the hosts prefer guests to introduce themselves. The episode quickly unfolds into a profound reflection on personal and professional growth, sparked by Dan's life-changing experience with Tommy Melo. This encounter, highlighted by a day spent learning from Melo's extensive business acumen and the operation of his franchise, offers a dual perspective on brilliance and attainability. Ellen, drawing from her own rich tapestry of experiences, including a significant shift in her career trajectory influenced by her marriage to a tradesman named Hot Rod, dives deep into the essence of tradespeople's impact, the challenges of family business dynamics, and the transformative power of mentorship.

As the conversation progresses, Ellen eloquently captures the essence of entrepreneurial spirit and the intricacies of navigating the home services industry. Her journey from a non-trades background to becoming a pivotal figure in this sector, coupled with her leadership roles in various organizations, underscores the theme of resilience and continuous learning. The discussion further explores the nuances of business growth, the strategic importance of relationships in the industry, and the transformative impact of adopting a franchise model. Ellen's insights into the potential of the home services market, the significance of delivering quality service, and the art of building a legacy business resonate deeply with both the hosts and the listeners. This episode not only offers invaluable lessons on entrepreneurship but also celebrates the human spirit's capacity to adapt, innovate, and thrive in the face of adversity.

Welcome to the I Fired My Boss Franchise podcast, hosted by Dan Claps and Christian Dadulak. Dan Claps is the founder and CEO of Franchise Playbook, a franchise or platform that creates, owns and operates dynamic franchise brands in the mobile services space. His life's goal is to help people just like you fire their boss and become a business owner. Christian Dadulak is a top franchise advisor with Franchise Sidekick, a leading franchise advisory firm that helps people reduce their risk when buying a franchise. And together they're on a mission to help people fire their boss, hire themselves, and live the American dream through franchise ownership.

If you want to fire your boss, make sure you head on over to https://ifiredmybosspodcast.com and fill out the form to schedule a no-cost consultation. And if you enjoyed this episode, make sure to subscribe, leave a review and share with a friend who might also want to fire their boss.

This episode is sponsored by our friends over at Silicon Signs
If you or your franchisees need help with interior/exterior signage, look no further! 🙌🏻
They’ve done work in all 50 states and have helped incredible franchises like:
🥪 Capriotti’s Sandwiches
🍗 Wing Zone
🍪 Crumbl Cookie
🍪 Dirty Dough
🍨 Handel’s Ice Cream
And more ❗️

Schedule a call with their team at www.siliconsigns.com or reach out to their CEO Chase at chase@siliconsigns.com

The I Fired My Boss Podcast is a huge supporter of the International Franchise Association (IFA). If you are a fan of franchising and have an interest in joining the franchise community, the IFA is a great place to start! Learn more here: 
https://www.franchise.org/about-us

In this episode of the "I Fired My Boss" podcast, co-host Christian Dadulak engages in an insightful conversation with Nick DiFatta, a seasoned professional with extensive experience in the franchise industry. Christian expresses his excitement about delving into Nick's remarkable story, highlighting his impressive career trajectory within franchising. The two were introduced through a mutual friend, and Christian is eager to uncover Nick's journey and the secrets behind his successful franchise career.

Nick begins by sharing his background, growing up in the suburbs of Baltimore and being part of a hardworking family. He recounts the pivotal moment in his late teens when he and his brother decided to open a restaurant, leading to a challenging yet rewarding experience. Faced with the exhaustion of running a restaurant, Nick's desire to explore franchising emerged. He details his transition from running individual restaurants to becoming a successful franchisee, turning struggling stores into thriving businesses. The episode covers various aspects of Nick's journey, including the motivations behind multiple store ownership, challenges faced, and the keys to maintaining happy and efficient employees.

Throughout the conversation, Christian explores myths surrounding Subway franchises, the support provided by Subway to franchisees, and the crucial factors that contribute to franchise success. The episode also delves into Nick's role as a consultant, helping others within the Subway system, and the considerations involved in location selection and the buildout process. The audience gains valuable insights into the multifaceted world of franchising, dispelling myths and highlighting the importance of operator mindset and brand support.

Welcome to the I Fired My Boss Franchise podcast, hosted by Dan Claps and Christian Dadulak. Dan Claps is the founder and CEO of Franchise Playbook, a franchise or platform that creates, owns and operates dynamic franchise brands in the mobile services space. His life's goal is to help people just like you fire their boss and become a business owner. Christian Dadulak is a top franchise advisor with Franchise Sidekick, a leading franchise advisory firm that helps people reduce their risk when buying a franchise. And together they're on a mission to help people fire their boss, hire themselves, and live the American dream through franchise ownership.

If you want to fire your boss, make sure you head on over to https://ifiredmybosspodcast.com and fill out the form to schedule a no-cost consultation. And if you enjoyed this episode, make sure to subscribe, leave a review and share with a friend who might also want to fire their boss.

This episode is sponsored by our friends over at Silicon Signs
If you or your franchisees need help with interior/exterior signage, look no further! 🙌🏻
They’ve done work in all 50 states and have helped incredible franchises like:
🥪 Capriotti’s Sandwiches
🍗 Wing Zone
🍪 Crumbl Cookie
🍪 Dirty Dough
🍨 Handel’s Ice Cream
And more ❗️

Schedule a call with their team at www.siliconsigns.com or reach out to their CEO Chase at chase@siliconsigns.com

The I Fired My Boss Podcast is a huge supporter of the International Franchise Association (IFA). If you are a fan of franchising and have an interest in joining the franchise community, the IFA is a great place to start! Learn more here: 
https://www.franchise.org/about-us

In this episode of the "I Fired My Boss" podcast, co-host Christian Dadulak interviews Chase Dalton, the Founder and CEO of Silicon Signs. The episode kicks off with gratitude as Christian acknowledges Silicon Signs' sponsorship and support for the show, emphasizing the importance of partnerships in making the podcast possible. Christian and Chase delve into the complexities of franchise ownership, highlighting the challenges and crucial considerations for both franchisees and franchisors.

Chase shares his unique journey, transitioning from a promising career as a decathlete aiming for the 2016 Olympics to becoming a successful entrepreneur in the sign industry. The conversation unfolds as they explore the significance of signage for franchise businesses, going beyond the functional aspects and emphasizing the strategic importance of early and effective signage deployment. Chase provides insights into Silicon Signs' approach to addressing common pitfalls in the sign industry and discusses their experiences working with notable brands such as Capriotti's Sandwich Shop, Crumbl Cookies, and others. The episode promises valuable information for those in the franchising space, shedding light on the often-overlooked world of signage and its impact on a franchise's success.

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Welcome to the I Fired My Boss Franchise podcast, hosted by Dan Claps and Christian Dadulak. Dan Claps is the founder and CEO of Franchise Playbook, a franchise or platform that creates, owns and operates dynamic franchise brands in the mobile services space. His life's goal is to help people just like you fire their boss and become a business owner. Christian Dadulak is a top franchise advisor with Franchise Sidekick, a leading franchise advisory firm that helps people reduce their risk when buying a franchise. And together they're on a mission to help people fire their boss, hire themselves, and live the American dream through franchise ownership.

If you want to fire your boss, make sure you head on over to https://ifiredmybosspodcast.com and fill out the form to schedule a no-cost consultation. And if you enjoyed this episode, make sure to subscribe, leave a review and share with a friend who might also want to fire their boss.

This episode is sponsored by our friends over at Silicon Signs
If you or your franchisees need help with interior/exterior signage, look no further! 🙌🏻
They’ve done work in all 50 states and have helped incredible franchises like:
🥪 Capriotti’s Sandwiches
🍗 Wing Zone
🍪 Crumbl Cookie
🍪 Dirty Dough
🍨 Handel’s Ice Cream
And more ❗️

Schedule a call with their team at www.siliconsigns.com or reach out to their CEO Chase at chase@siliconsigns.com

The I Fired My Boss Podcast is a huge supporter of the International Franchise Association (IFA). If you are a fan of franchising and have an interest in joining the franchise community, the IFA is a great place to start! Learn more here: 
https://www.franchise.org/about-us

In this episode of the "I Fired My Boss" podcast, co-hosts Dan Claps and Christian Dadulak sit down for an insightful interview with Tracy Stapp Herold, a Special Projects Editor at Entrepreneur. Tracy, with 20 years of experience, delves into the world of franchising, emphasizing the significance of the Entrepreneur 500 list. The hosts express excitement about Tracy's expertise and how Entrepreneur contributes to the industry. They discuss the multifaceted nature of franchising, touching on the challenges and rewards. Tracy sheds light on her journey into franchising, starting as an intern and growing into the role of a franchise expert.

As the conversation unfolds, the hosts explore the intricacies of the Entrepreneur 500 ranking, its comprehensive evaluation criteria, and its evolution since 1980. Tracy elaborates on the voluntary nature of participation, highlighting the diversity of brands represented. The episode navigates through the competitive landscape of franchising, touching upon the factors that contribute to a brand's success on the list. Tracy encourages potential franchisees to use the Entrepreneur 500 as a valuable tool for initial comparisons while emphasizing the importance of thorough due diligence and considering personal preferences and skills when choosing a franchise.

Welcome to the I Fired My Boss Franchise podcast, hosted by Dan Claps and Christian Dadulak. Dan Claps is the founder and CEO of Franchise Playbook, a franchise or platform that creates, owns and operates dynamic franchise brands in the mobile services space. His life's goal is to help people just like you fire their boss and become a business owner. Christian Dadulak is a top franchise advisor with Franchise Sidekick, a leading franchise advisory firm that helps people reduce their risk when buying a franchise. And together they're on a mission to help people fire their boss, hire themselves, and live the American dream through franchise ownership.

If you want to fire your boss, make sure you head on over to https://ifiredmybosspodcast.com and fill out the form to schedule a no-cost consultation. And if you enjoyed this episode, make sure to subscribe, leave a review and share with a friend who might also want to fire their boss.

This episode is sponsored by our friends over Silicon Signs

If you or your franchisees need help with interior/exterior signage, look no further! 🙌🏻

They’ve done work in all 50 states and have helped incredible franchises like:

🥪 Capriotti’s Sandwiches

🍗 Wing Zone

🍪 Crumbl Cookie

🍪 Dirty Dough

🍨 Handel’s Ice Cream

And more ❗️

Schedule a call with their team at www.siliconsigns.com or reach out to their CEO Chase at chase@siliconsigns.com

The I Fired My Boss Podcast is a huge supporter of the International Franchise Association (IFA). If you are a fan of franchising and have an interest in joining the franchise community, the IFA is a great place to start! Learn more here: 

https://www.franchise.org/about-us

In this episode of the "I Fired My Boss" podcast, hosts Dan Claps and Christian Dadulak discuss the intricacies of franchising. Two two share their recent adventures of moving to different states and the process of setting up a new podcast space. The co-hosts banter about the makeshift studio setups, with Dan humorously describing Christian's surroundings as a mix between a boring office and an insane asylum.

The main focus of the episode revolves around the importance of conducting a competitive analysis when considering entering a specific industry. Both hosts emphasize the need for potential franchisees to assess the local market landscape thoroughly. They delve into the complexities of understanding existing competition, cautioning against relying solely on current market data as it may not reveal future developments. The hosts share insights into conducting market research, including online searches, social media analysis, and website evaluations. The episode closes with a brief discussion on the challenges and importance of secret shopping competitors. Overall, the episode provides valuable insights for those considering franchise opportunities and emphasizes the necessity of approaching the decision with eyes wide open.

Welcome to the I Fired My Boss Franchise podcast, hosted by Dan Claps and Christian Dadulak. Dan Claps is the founder and CEO of Franchise Playbook, a franchise or platform that creates, owns and operates dynamic franchise brands in the mobile services space. His life's goal is to help people just like you fire their boss and become a business owner. Christian Dadulak is a top franchise advisor with Franchise Sidekick, a leading franchise advisory firm that helps people reduce their risk when buying a franchise. And together they're on a mission to help people fire their boss, hire themselves, and live the American dream through franchise ownership.

If you want to fire your boss, make sure you head on over to https://ifiredmybosspodcast.com and fill out the form to schedule a no-cost consultation. And if you enjoyed this episode, make sure to subscribe, leave a review and share with a friend who might also want to fire their boss.

This episode is sponsored by our friends over Silicon Signs

If you or your franchisees need help with interior/exterior signage, look no further! 🙌🏻

They’ve done work in all 50 states and have helped incredible franchises like:

🥪 Capriotti’s Sandwiches

🍗 Wing Zone

🍪 Crumbl Cookie

🍪 Dirty Dough

🍨 Handel’s Ice Cream

And more ❗️

Schedule a call with their team at www.siliconsigns.com or reach out to their CEO Chase at chase@siliconsigns.com

The I Fired My Boss Podcast is a huge supporter of the International Franchise Association (IFA). If you are a fan of franchising and have an interest in joining the franchise community, the IFA is a great place to start! Learn more here: 

https://www.franchise.org/about-us

In this episode of the "I Fired My Boss" podcast, Dan Claps, CEO of Voda Cleaning and Restoration, takes the reins solo to share invaluable insights from his decade-long experience in franchising. Dan focuses on the crucial aspects of investing in a franchise business, outlining a comprehensive playbook for potential buyers. The episode zeroes in on five key considerations, starting with the vital importance of customer acquisition and the need for a franchisor's support in lead generation and call center management. Dan also delves into the challenges of finding and managing employees, emphasizing the importance of aligning the business model with one's comfort in dealing with various employee types.

Moving forward, the episode explores the significance of a business's unique selling proposition (USP) and the need for it to stand out in the consumer's mind. Dan provides practical advice on evaluating the competitive landscape and identifying what makes a franchise distinct. Financial considerations take center stage as the fourth factor, with Dan highlighting the importance of understanding unit economics, revenue, gross profit margin, and net margin. The episode concludes by urging potential franchisees to assess the cultural fit and lifestyle aspects of a franchise, emphasizing the alignment of their personalities with the day-to-day realities of being a franchise owner. Throughout, Dan shares personal anecdotes and practical guidance to empower listeners in their franchise investment journey.

Welcome to the I Fired My Boss Franchise podcast, hosted by Dan Claps and Christian Dadulak. Dan Claps is the founder and CEO of Franchise Playbook, a franchise or platform that creates, owns and operates dynamic franchise brands in the mobile services space. His life's goal is to help people just like you fire their boss and become a business owner. Christian Dadulak is a top franchise advisor with Franchise Sidekick, a leading franchise advisory firm that helps people reduce their risk when buying a franchise. And together they're on a mission to help people fire their boss, hire themselves, and live the American dream through franchise ownership.

If you want to fire your boss, make sure you head on over to https://ifiredmybosspodcast.com and fill out the form to schedule a no-cost consultation. And if you enjoyed this episode, make sure to subscribe, leave a review and share with a friend who might also want to fire their boss.

This episode is sponsored by our friends over Silicon Signs
If you or your franchisees need help with interior/exterior signage, look no further! 🙌🏻
They’ve done work in all 50 states and have helped incredible franchises like:
🥪 Capriotti’s Sandwiches
🍗 Wing Zone
🍪 Crumbl Cookie
🍪 Dirty Dough
🍨 Handel’s Ice Cream
And more ❗️

Schedule a call with their team at www.siliconsigns.com or reach out to their CEO Chase at chase@siliconsigns.com

The I Fired My Boss Podcast is a huge supporter of the International Franchise Association (IFA). If you are a fan of franchising and have an interest in joining the franchise community, the IFA is a great place to start! Learn more here: 
https://www.franchise.org/about-us

Welcome to the first episode of 2024 for the "I Fired My Boss" podcast, where hosts Dan Claps and Christian Dadulak kick off the year with a lively discussion. Dan, currently in Miami, and Christian, on the brink of a move to Scottsdale, Arizona, share their excitement about new adventures and the perks of their respective locations. As they navigate the challenges of running businesses remotely, the hosts delve into the intricacies of managing taxes, the franchise landscape, and the importance of finding the right operating partner.

The duo reflects on their decisions to move to tax-friendly states and the strategic thinking behind such moves for business optimization. They discuss the crucial aspects of running a business semi-absentee, emphasizing the significance of having a trustworthy and committed operating partner. Both hosts share insights into their hiring philosophy, focusing on values, long-term relationships, and the understanding that a successful business relies on giving the team a platform to excel. As they explore the dynamics of franchise friendliness and the considerations for a semi-absentee owner, Dan and Christian set the stage for an insightful year ahead, marking over two years of growth for the podcast.

Welcome to the I Fired My Boss Franchise podcast, hosted by Dan Claps and Christian Dadulak. Dan Claps is the founder and CEO of Franchise Playbook, a franchise or platform that creates, owns and operates dynamic franchise brands in the mobile services space. His life's goal is to help people just like you fire their boss and become a business owner. Christian Dadulak is a top franchise advisor with Franchise Sidekick, a leading franchise advisory firm that helps people reduce their risk when buying a franchise. And together they're on a mission to help people fire their boss, hire themselves, and live the American dream through franchise ownership.

If you want to fire your boss, make sure you head on over to https://ifiredmybosspodcast.com and fill out the form to schedule a no-cost consultation. And if you enjoyed this episode, make sure to subscribe, leave a review and share with a friend who might also want to fire their boss.

This episode is sponsored by our friends over Silicon Signs
If you or your franchisees need help with interior/exterior signage, look no further! 🙌🏻
They’ve done work in all 50 states and have helped incredible franchises like:
🥪 Capriotti’s Sandwiches
🍗 Wing Zone
🍪 Crumbl Cookie
🍪 Dirty Dough
🍨 Handel’s Ice Cream
And more ❗️

Schedule a call with their team at www.siliconsigns.com or reach out to their CEO Chase at chase@siliconsigns.com

The I Fired My Boss Podcast is a huge supporter of the International Franchise Association (IFA). If you are a fan of franchising and have an interest in joining the franchise community, the IFA is a great place to start! Learn more here: 
https://www.franchise.org/about-us

In this solo episode of the "I Fired My Boss" podcast hosted by Christian Dadulak, he shares a compelling story from his experience as a franchise adviser. The episode shares the story of several candidates, including one who was moving forward with a youth enrichment franchise opportunity. Christian details the extensive process the candidate went through, from studying unit economics to speaking with franchisees and participating in confirmation day. Despite the candidate's genuine interest and excitement, it became apparent that the business required strong sales skills, a factor not aligned with the candidate's background as a financial analyst.

Christian emphasizes key takeaways for aspiring franchisees, urging them to carefully align their skills and goals with the chosen franchise. He highlights the importance of not letting personal passions or preferences cloud judgment and recommends a pragmatic, business-oriented approach. Christian's commitment to ensuring the right fit for his clients shines through as he shares that, despite reaching the 11th hour, he prioritizes honesty and discourages moving forward with a franchise that doesn't align with the candidate's goals and skill set. The episode serves as a valuable guide for listeners navigating the intricate process of franchise exploration and underscores the significance of being open-minded and focused on long-term success over initial excitement.

Welcome to the I Fired My Boss Franchise podcast, hosted by Dan Claps and Christian Dadulak. Dan Claps is the founder and CEO of Franchise Playbook, a franchise or platform that creates, owns and operates dynamic franchise brands in the mobile services space. His life's goal is to help people just like you fire their boss and become a business owner. Christian Dadulak is a top franchise advisor with Franchise Sidekick, a leading franchise advisory firm that helps people reduce their risk when buying a franchise. And together they're on a mission to help people fire their boss, hire themselves, and live the American dream through franchise ownership.

If you want to fire your boss, make sure you head on over to https://ifiredmybosspodcast.com and fill out the form to schedule a no-cost consultation. And if you enjoyed this episode, make sure to subscribe, leave a review and share with a friend who might also want to fire their boss.

This episode is sponsored by our friends over Silicon Signs
If you or your franchisees need help with interior/exterior signage, look no further! 🙌🏻
They’ve done work in all 50 states and have helped incredible franchises like:
🥪 Capriotti’s Sandwiches
🍗 Wing Zone
🍪 Crumbl Cookie
🍪 Dirty Dough
🍨 Handel’s Ice Cream
And more ❗️

Schedule a call with their team at www.siliconsigns.com or reach out to their CEO Chase at chase@siliconsigns.com

The I Fired My Boss Podcast is a huge supporter of the International Franchise Association (IFA). If you are a fan of franchising and have an interest in joining the franchise community, the IFA is a great place to start! Learn more here: 
https://www.franchise.org/about-us

In this episode of the "I Fired My Boss" podcast, hosts Dan Claps and Christian Dadulak delve into the dynamics of franchise ownership, particularly in competitive markets. They challenge the notion of market saturation, encouraging prospective franchisees to see competition as a positive indicator of demand. Emphasizing the operator's pivotal role, they underscore the importance of execution and local relationship-building for franchise success. Through anecdotes from the restoration industry, the hosts shed light on unconventional strategies, such as timely payments to plumbers and thoughtful gestures for referral partners, demonstrating how these nuances can set a franchise apart in a crowded market.

Listeners gain valuable insights into the nuanced aspects of franchise ownership, learning that success extends beyond the brand's reputation to the operator's commitment and strategic relationships. The hosts advocate for proactive, hands-on approaches, urging new franchise owners to go above and beyond in the initial stages to establish a competitive edge. Tune in to discover a pragmatic perspective on thriving in competitive franchise landscapes and the crucial role of personalized strategies in achieving lasting success.

Welcome to the I Fired My Boss Franchise podcast, hosted by Dan Claps and Christian Dadulak. Dan Claps is the founder and CEO of Franchise Playbook, a franchise or platform that creates, owns and operates dynamic franchise brands in the mobile services space. His life's goal is to help people just like you fire their boss and become a business owner. Christian Dadulak is a top franchise advisor with Franchise Sidekick, a leading franchise advisory firm that helps people reduce their risk when buying a franchise. And together they're on a mission to help people fire their boss, hire themselves, and live the American dream through franchise ownership.

If you want to fire your boss, make sure you head on over to https://ifiredmybosspodcast.com and fill out the form to schedule a no-cost consultation. And if you enjoyed this episode, make sure to subscribe, leave a review and share with a friend who might also want to fire their boss.

This episode is sponsored by our friends over Silicon Signs
If you or your franchisees need help with interior/exterior signage, look no further! 🙌🏻
They’ve done work in all 50 states and have helped incredible franchises like:
🥪 Capriotti’s Sandwiches
🍗 Wing Zone
🍪 Crumbl Cookie
🍪 Dirty Dough
🍨 Handel’s Ice Cream
And more ❗️

Schedule a call with their team at www.siliconsigns.com or reach out to their CEO Chase at chase@siliconsigns.com

The I Fired My Boss Podcast is a huge supporter of the International Franchise Association (IFA). If you are a fan of franchising and have an interest in joining the franchise community, the IFA is a great place to start! Learn more here: 
https://www.franchise.org/about-us