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Biden tells HBCU grads that “white supremacy” is the biggest domestic terrorist threat, Carl debunks it.

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Welcome to Eye on Franchising, where we bring you the latest insights on franchising trends and opportunities. In this episode, Lance Graulich introduces Ion Franchising, a platform that helps individuals find the perfect franchise opportunity for free. Join us as we feature Neighborhood Kids, an early childhood education franchise that is making waves in the industry. We sit down with the founder of Neighborhood Kids, Frank Toral, and the franchise development manager, Chloe Lee, to discuss their mission and vision for the franchise.

You'll hear about Frank's inspiring journey from law to early childhood education, and how investing in a franchise like Neighborhood Kids can provide both financial success and purpose for franchise owners. 

We also dive into the franchise owner selection process and the unique approach of utilizing empty churches to cut down costs and time associated with starting a franchise. The podcast highlights the success of a childcare franchising business that focuses on teaching foundational family values to children from various religious and non-religious backgrounds.

Join us for an insightful discussion on the challenges and changes in early childhood education, particularly in regards to technology and curriculum, and learn about marketing strategies for franchising businesses in this sector.

Overall, this episode emphasizes the importance of purpose-driven marketing and making a generational impact through franchising. 

Don't miss out on this valuable episode of Eye on Franchising.

- Introduction of Ion Franchising platform

- Feature of Neighborhood Kids early childhood education franchise

- Interview with founder and franchise development manager

- Importance of investing in a franchise

- Journey of starting a church and acquiring preschools

- Franchise owner selection process

- Unique approach to franchise ownership

- Success of childcare franchising business

- Partnering with churches to run schools

- Importance of directors with early childhood education knowledge

- Challenges and changes in early childhood education

- Marketing strategies for franchising business

- Emphasis on purpose-driven marketing

- Call to action for prospective franchise owners and pastors.

KEY POINTS

[0:0:8] Discover the perfect franchise opportunity for your investment goals with Ion Franchising's free assessment, featuring over 650 incredible available franchises!

[0:0:47]  courageously stepped away from a successful legal career to boldly pursue his divinely-inspired calling to lead a ministry, discovering true purpose in his volunteer work.

[0:7:28] Amidst the COVID pandemic, ambitious spirit and innovative marketing strategies enabled him to not only maintain, but exponentially grow his business, offering couples a chance to build wealth and find purpose through franchising.

[0:8:14] Despite coming from a modest background, Speaker 3 was an inspiring trailblazer who devotedly worked her way through college and accomplished a remarkable feat - becoming the first in her family to purchase a car with her own hard-earned money.

[0:10:48] Through this innovative franchise model, entrepreneurs can take advantage of existing church properties and quickly launch their business without the hassle of costly loans or lengthy ramp-up times.

[0:13:19] The rigorous franchise selection process, featuring financial and institutional franchise experience review, psychological assessment, and unanimous agreement among the leadership team, ensures only the most qualified candidates are chosen.

[0:33:59] At our early childhood education center, we focus on developing our students' emotional intelligence and faith-based values, providing them with the foundation for a successful future.

[0:37:19] By leveraging the power of social media, educational systems can dramatically increase their reach and engagement, ultimately leading to greater success in promoting learning and knowledge.

[0:38:29] Our commitment to promoting from within has enabled us to foster a strong sense of community among our staff, with many of our recent college graduates and young adults demonstrating incredible potential and receiving CDA certifications in Early Childhood Education or Bachelor's Degrees in Education.

[0:39:11] Despite the devastating economic impacts of the pandemic, the schools in this neighborhood managed to generate an astonishing $1 million+ in annual revenue to meet the demanding childcare needs of the community’s children.

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Eye On Franchising

What’s a doctor without his surgery? We asked you for some pressing, top-of-mind topics, and you certainly delivered.

Over the course of two special episodes, George takes the reins of the podcast and delivers Gary’s answers to your burning questions. 

We’ll hear what separates average from exceptional, next steps if you don’t secure that anticipated promotion, and whether higher education carries the same weight that it once did.

The doctor will see you now…

Key takeaways from this episode:

• Me & We time is key to nailing WFH
• Have your goals in concrete, and plans in sand
• As a consultant, create the change to make yourself redundant

Join economic expert John Suter, vice president, Economic Research at CFC, for his unique and easily digestible perspective on what you need to know.

Read Kevin Drevik's original May 2011 article: http://link.iise.org/iemay11-drevik

Drevik also recommended several online resources for more knowledge about personal finance including:

https://apexmoney.com/

https://collectingwisdom.com/

https://personalfinanceblogs.com/

https://www.getrichslowly.org/

This podcast is sponsored by Missouri S&T. Accelerate your career with Missouri S&T's 100% online programs! Learn more at online.mst.edu.

Blazin A Trail podcast welcomes Jacob Williams & Jason Gieselman to the podcast! Jason Gieselman is a co-owner at Ink Alley ScreenPrint + Design, UNL graduate, recent Fiance, a graphic designer, and mentor of mine for YATO. Jacob Williams is a co-owner at Ink Alley ScreenPrint + Design, UNL grad, marketer, another mentor for YATO, especially at the beginning. 

We spoke about their background and what led them to start a business after high school. They gave some advice to young adults who are about to graduate from college. We also spoke about the hardships that come with being an entrepreneur.  We spoke about barriers they've faced while setting up their business, problems with naming the business, work-life balance, advice for young creatives, and about their daily lives! This was such an informative podcast! We had so much fun creating this and listening back. Make sure you listen to this episode all the way through and if you are sitting around, go to the link below and watch the whole episode and join us as we BLAZE A TRAIL!

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In today's episode, we discuss the challenges of growing up in an era with major technological advances, topics include Elon Musk's Neuralink, celebrity conspiracies, and the development of artificial wombs. 

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Production team:

Host : Maria Xenidou

Producer: Julie-Roxane Krikorian

Introduction Voice: David Bourne

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Like Lee performed by The Mini Vandals

Transition sounds: Swamp Walks performed by Jingle Punks

Where to find more about Michael Horn:

On LinkedIn

On YouTube

On Twitter 

On his Personal Website

The Class Disrupted Podcast Webpage

The Class Disrupted Podcast on iTunes

Mentioned in this episode:

Guild Education

Range: How Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World by David Epstein 

David Gergen

Christensen Institute

Coursera

Southern New Hampshire University

Boost Years by Kaplan

Episode of Class Disrupted with Larry Berger 

Disrupting Class: How Disruptive Innovation Will Change the Way the World Learns by Clayton Christensen, Michael Horn and Curtis Johnson

Blended: Using Disruptive Innovation to Improve Schools by Michael Horn and Heather Staker 

Choosing College: How to Make Better Learning Decisions Throughout Your Life by Michael Horn and Bob Moesta

Listen to this episode and explore: 

Michael's childhood: being coached by his dad and his early interest in learning a wide range of topics (3:48)

Choosing to go to Yale and major in history: his process of selecting the right school (6:36)

Deciding to pursue an MBA at Harvard Business School (11:00)

Co-authoring “Disrupting Class: How disruptive innovation will change the way the world learns” with Clayton Christensen (13:12)

Co-founding the Clayton Christensen Institute, a non-profit think tank around Disrupting Class (16:18)

Explaining Disruptive Innovation for business and education (18:38)

Independent learning platforms vs universities programs: who is winning amid pandemic and in the future (24:58)

The critical next steps for institutions that need to improve their online offerings (28:05)

The proactive approach of mergers and acquisitions for colleges and universities (30:54)

What Michael sees as the future of learning and higher ed considering the current situation (32:18)

Michael’s advice to high school grads thinking about college right now (37:22)

How to prototype and test what might be the right path for a college student or high-school grad (40:17)

Advice for recent grads in current times: the importance of exploring social networks and opportunities vs following established career paths (45:09)

Advice for adult learners amid uncertainty and ambiguity (46:46)

Michael’s twin daughters learning experience during the pandemic (50:00)

The one thing Michael wants to leave his mark on during his lifetime (52:52)

How do freshly graduated creatives survive in Los Angeles and New York City? Listen on to find out!

Today is all about budget breakdowns in two of the most sought after (and expensive!)  cities in the world, New York City and Los Angeles. We believe this is a really important topic to talk about because for all of the classes and time we spend in college learning—honestly—some pretty useless sh*t that is hardly applicable to life in the real world, more often than not, we come out of college with a decent amount of student debt and without a game plan on budgeting moving forward.

Molly Elizabeth, LA-based celebrity stylist and designer, joins host Lauren for a very transparent and honest conversation about what they make as newly graduated creatives in their respective fields and cities. From their best and worst spending habits to life hacks on saving in these cities, Molly and Lauren tell all.

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