Podcasts about capriotti

Enjoy their new signature sandwich, the Wagyu Club. Mike has had it and loved it. Only $6 each. Also offered for only $6 each will be the Italian and the Philly. Dine in or take out. Get as many as you like. It's a Pepsi house, so enjoy a cold Pepsi, diet, Mountain Dew, Mug Root Beer, or more if you like. Remember, you can phone in your order and have it waiting for you when you arrive. 1286 Interquest Parkway Colorado Springs, CO 80921 719-698-7123See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike keeps things rockin' at Capriotti's Sandwich Shop on Interquest Parkway! Enjoy their new signature sandwich, the Wagyu Club. Only $6 each. Also offered for only $6 each will be the Italian and the Philly. Dine in or take out. Get as many as you like. Mike also talks about the latest Casa Bonita news, La Mission Mexican Restaurant, and More!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Things are busy at Capriotti's Sandwich Shop on Interquest Parkway! Try the signature sandwich, the NEW Wagyu Club. Only $6 each. Also offered for only $6 each will be the Italian and the Philly. Dine in or take out. Get as many as you like. Mike also talks about Eddie V's, and more on this hour of The Restaurant Show!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike wraps up the show at Panino's where you still have time to score a great meal for a great deal! He also talks with Ron Sanders about next week's Spring kickoff event at Capriotti's. That and more on this hour of The Restaurant Show!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jacqueline Capriotti is a small business owner, passionate advocate, and co-founder of Health Revolution USA, a health-focused consulting firm specializing in PR, political and marketing strategies, campaign consulting, event production, and coalition building. The firm provides strategic solutions for organizations, policymakers, and movements dedicated to transforming public health, advancing wellness initiatives, and driving systemic change. With a diverse background spanning public relations, grassroots coalition building, and policy development, she has been at the forefront of initiatives that challenge the status quo and push for meaningful health reform.Jacqueline's advocacy journey began as a caregiver for her two children, both diagnosed with cystic fibrosis plus multiple related and unrelated co-morbidities. Her son's battle with chronic pancreatitis, which left him unable to eat by mouth for two years and frequently hospitalized, inspired her to co-found the Foundation for Childhood Pancreatitis. She also served as a board member for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation - Greater NJ Chapter, where she played a key role in helping the CF Foundation launch the CF Caregiver Support Initiative in New Jersey.Jacqueline is the founder of the Victory Garden Alliance, a movement dedicated to food sustainability, revival of patriotism, regenerative farming, and self-sufficient communities. She believes that the intersection of nutrition, environmental health, community collaboration and medical advancements is key to reversing the chronic illness epidemic.On a national level, Jacqueline played a pivotal role in Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s Presidential campaign, leading community outreach efforts for the chronic illness population and running successful grassroots initiatives. She coordinated the Kennedy Victory Garden Project, and elevated Farmers for Kennedy, amplifying health and sustainability policies within political platforms.Through her leadership at Health Revolution USA, Jacqueline continues to champion policy reforms, public health initiatives, and strategic collaborations that support initiatives enhancing food quality, medical and technological advances in health, strengthening relationships between the public and medical providers, and promoting regenerative agriculture and organic practices to improve quality of life and end the chronic illness epidemic in America. Whether through legislation, grassroots activism, or public awareness campaigns, she remains committed to Making America Healthy Again.Jacqueline CapriottiFounder, Health Revolution USA | Victory Garden AllianceWebsiteEmail: Jacqueline.c@healthrevolutionusa.orgAbout Rev. WendyRev. Wendy Silvers is on a mission to help soul-centered, high-aspiring moms activate their fullest potential, raise empowered, healthy children, and leave a legacy that transcends generations. As a Minister, Intuitive, and Transformational Life Coach, Rev. Wendy guides successful and soulful women toward alignment and fulfillment in their personal and professional lives. She provides guidance and clarity when they feel stagnant, unfulfilled, or unclear on their next steps. Rev. Wendy helps them end sabotage and honor their intuition so they stand in their spiritual power and change their world from the inside out!Follow Rev WendyIg: https://instagram.com/revwendysilvers X: https://x.com/wendysilversFb: https://facebook.com /mamawendysilversTikTok: https://tiktok.comm/wendysilvers

Mike kicks things off for the unoffical start of Spring with Rita's Italian Ice! Rita's Italian Ice & Frozen Custard has been a long time mainstay on North Academy. Locally owned and operated, this family business is reopening for the spring and Summer hours. Get the $6 Italian ice for only $3. DOORS OPEN AT NOON! AND.......the first 20 people that come in, mention the MB Restaurant Show, and get the special, will receive a FREE sandwich gift card from Capriotti's Sandwich Shop, valid at any of the three stores in Colorado Springs.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike kicks things off for the unoffical start of Spring with Rita's Italian Ice! Rita's Italian Ice & Frozen Custard has been a long time mainstay on North Academy. Locally owned and operated, this family business is reopening for the spring and Summer hours. Get the $6 Italian ice for only $3. DOORS OPEN AT NOON! AND.......the first 20 people that come in, mention the MB Restaurant Show, and get the special, will receive a FREE sandwich gift card from Capriotti's Sandwich Shop, valid at any of the three stores in Colorado Springs.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hard to believe it's been three years since Capriotti's came to town and opened on Cheyenne Road just off South Nevada. We had so much fun with our other two Capriotti's events, we decided to help them celebrate their anniversary. Specials will be their three most popular sandwiches - the Bobbie (turkey), the Philly, and the Italian - all eight inches, for only $6 each. Dine in or take out. Get as many as you like. A hint: maybe ask them to add the gravy to the Bobbie. NOTE - Specials are only available at this store. We want you to come by, say hello, meet you. Feel free to phone in your order and have it waiting for you when you arrive.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike talks about Capriotti's with the proprietor and tries a few sandwiches. Additionally he takes your calls talking about favorite restaurants, tv shows, and how 2024 went for you. Mike also discusses his experience traveling through the Drake Passage. That and more on this packed hour of The Restaurant Show!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike kicks off the new year with travel, great meals, deals, and more! He talks about next week's Capriotti's event and how you can win some free stuff https://www.mikeboyle.com/calendar/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ashley Morris's journey from finance professional to the CEO of Capriotti's Sandwich Shop is a story of perseverance, and a relentless passion for quality. He has led Capriotti's from a regional favorite to a national franchised brand that is constantly expanding. Listen now to learn about buying his favorite sandwich shop, how to keep quality up while scaling, and operating a fast-casual franchise. Sponsored by:  • TOAST - All-In-1 Restaurant POS: https://bit.ly/3vpeVsc Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Wanna tell us how you feel about the podcast? Text us!It tasted so nice, we had to have it twice!! In true foodie fashion, we went back to Capriotti's Sandwich Shop for seconds!

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Mike gets started right off with a break down of what's coming up and takes us with him to talk with Ron Sanders of Capriotti's sandwiches and the wild "Lunch Bunch" turn out yesterday and brings back Theron Walker with a little prayerful grounding as the election approaches like a freight train!!!! Get out and vote!!!!! Questions? Mike@mikeboyle.com  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We had so much fun, such a big turnout, when we did a Meal Deal at the Interquest location, that we decided to do another one.  This time at the store at Barnes and Powers.  Specials will be their three biggest selling sandwiches - The Bobby, the Philly, and the Italian.  Each retails for about $12 each, but for this promotion will be only $6 EACH.  Dine in or take out.  Get as many as you like. You won't want to miss this.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike keeps things rockin' at Capriotti's with great meals and great deals. He also talks to author George Mehok about his latest works. That and more on this hour of the Restaurant Show!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We had so much fun, such a big turnout, when we did a Meal Deal at the Interquest location, that we decided to do another one.  This time at the store at Barnes and Powers.  Specials will be their three biggest selling sandwiches - The Bobby, the Philly, and the Italian.  Each retails for about $12 each, but for this promotion will be only $6 EACH.  Dine in or take out.  Get as many as you like. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Day two of walk-on tryouts for The Black Eyed Pea roving reporter assignment! Mike's taking calls and is Joinrd by Ron Sanders, owner of Capriotti's Sandwiches and The Wing Zone! Get out and vote!!! Find out who's who! www.mikeboyle.com  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Wanna tell us how you feel about the podcast? Text us!The new episode of 3 Lawyers Eating Sandwiches just dropped, and we hit up Capriotti's Sandwich Shop and talked to St Louis Bucket List! You already know the combo of good food and sharp legal minds makes for some quality entertainment. Check it out and let us know which sandwich you're trying next! #3LawyersEatingSandwiches #3LESPod #Foodie #STL

Mike is doing a new, first time Meal Deal event with Capriotti's Sandwich Shop, north location.  From 10AM-1:30PM, choose from their three most popular eight inch sandwiches for only $5 each.  Dine in or take out.  Choose from the classic cheese steak, the Bobbie, often called The Greatest Sandwich in America, with slow roasted turkey, or the classic Italian with Genoa salami, capocalio, cheese and more.  Regular prices for each runs between $11-$12, so quite a savings.  Call in your order and they will have it ready for you when you arrive.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike keeps things rocking at Capriotti's Sandwich Shop. We also hear about upcoming meal deals, why you should make a trip to the Claremont Inn, and more on this hour of the restaurant show!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike talks with Ron Sanders about how Capriotti's is keeping you fueled up for Air Force Football season. Mike also has some bar jokes guaranteed to crack you up!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike talks about a story you can't make up, we hear about Fat Albert's, and check in again with Ron Sanders at Capriotti's. That and more on this hour of the Restaurant show! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike kicks off the show with Air Force Football action by talking to Ron Sanders from Capriotti's. We also hear about some delicious Jalapeño Cheese Sourdough from Boonzaaijer's. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike kicks off the show with Kristy from Cuba Cuba, Ron Sanders, and with info on Tomorrow's Biker Breakfast From 8-11, at the Black-eyed Pea in Castle Rock.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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What's shakin'? Today, we're cutting through the noise with George Chanos. George isn't just the former Attorney General of Nevada—he's a man who argued and won before the U.S. Supreme Court. His new book, "Millennial Samurai," is a wake-up call for everyone. We dig into the brutal realities of our legal system, the future of AI, and why you need to get your act together now. George doesn't sugarcoat it, and neither do I. If you want to be ready for what's coming, this episode is your blueprint.#RickJordan #Podcast #InevitableWe Meet:Episode References: Connect:Connect with Rick: https://linktr.ee/mrrickjordanConnect with George: https://www.instagram.com/georgejchanos/ Universal Rate & Review: https://lovethepodcast.com/allinwithrickjordanSubscribe & Review to ALL IN with Rick Jordan on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/RickJordanALLINAbout George: BioGeo George J. Chanos, served as Nevada's 31st Attorney General. He's the Chairman of Capriotti's, and Wing Zone, two of the fastest-growing franchises in the country, with over 200 locations. He's also a strategic business consultant, an author, and a speaker. Mr. Chanos has been advising leaders in business and government for over 30 years. He also successfully argued (9/0), the case of Whorton v. Bockting, 549 U.S. 406 (2007), before the United Supreme Court. His most recent book, Millennial Samurai: A Mindset for the 21st Century, takes a look at the technological revolution, and how it will likely impact our lives over the next thirty years. Mr. Chanos has been called a futurist and a visionary. He believes that the world is at a “tipping point”, poised to either evolve into a “second enlightenment” or fall into “dystopian division.” He believes that the choices we make, over the next ten (10) years, will profoundly influence our collective future over the next 100 years. He speaks about what he sees as our greatest opportunities and challenges; highlights the issues that he believes should inspire and concern all of us; and explains how change, disruption, and even adversity can create extraordinary opportunities and challenges. His newest venture, Uvolution.io is an empowerment community, whose goal is to provide people with the resources, tools, and relationships, required to navigate, adapt, and thrive in the rapidly and radically changing environment created by the technological revolution.

Em sua juventude, me convidado praticou beisebol, basquete e voleibol. Natural de Osasco, município vizinho a cidade de São Paulo, ao visitar uma rádio local quando tinha 16 anos de idade, encantou-se com o ambiente e sonhou em falar ao microfone. Nessa rádio ele conseguiu um emprego de assistente de produção. No segundo grau, optou na época pelo curso técnico de patologia clínica e trabalhou no Bradesco. Prestou vestibular de medicina, mas acabou passando em comunicação, sua segunda opção, e há quase 41 anos ele vem se dedicando ao ofício. Depois, em uma em uma rádio de Sorocaba, como repórter de campo começou a cobrir o time de futebol da cidade e foi aí que passou a ter contato com o jornalismo esportivo. Em paralelo, para reforçar o orçamento, apresentava de um programa popular, era locutor da rádio Antena 1 e também atuava como disc jóquei, e acabou passando muitos anos da sua carreira cobrindo futebol, incluindo oito Copas do Mundo e três Olimpíadas. É sobrevivente de um trágico acidente de avião, que para ele marcou um renascimento. Em 1996, em virtude da pista molhada e do excesso de peso, o avião que transportava o time do Corinthians de volta ao Brasil depois de um jogo da Libertadores, abortou a decolagem no aeroporto de Quito, no Equador, e  foi parar fora da pista. Ninguém perdeu a vida, felizmente, mas o susto foi enorme e a experiência ficou marcada para sempre em sua memória. Depois de mais de 10 anos sedentário, em 1999, ao migrar de repórter para apresentador âncora, iniciou sua trajetória na corrida de rua. No início, apenas caminhava para tratar suas varizes nas pernas, mas pouco tempo depois passou a trotar pelas ruas do bairro em que morava. Pegou gosto pela modalidade e em 2002 passou a treinar com orientação e desde então participou de mais de uma centena de provas, entre elas duas maratonas de Buenos Aires e uma sonhada Maratona de Nova Iorque, que correu em 2016 ao lado da esposa, Elisabete, para celebrar os 25 anos de casamento e o seu cinquentenário. Conosco aqui o apresentador e coordenador de Esportes no Grupo Bandeirantes de Comunicação, multi premiado jornalista esportivo com pós graduação em marketing, corredor maratonista que através de sua profissão acredita poder interferir positivamente na vida das pessoas, o idealizador do programa Fôlego, um dos podcasts mais ouvidos do Grupo Bandeirantes, e desde 2014 organizador da sua Capri Run, o grande Ricardo Tadeu Capriotti Sanches. Inspire-se! SIGA e COMPARTILHE o Endörfina através do seu app preferido de podcasts. Contribua também com este projeto através do Apoia.se. Um oferecimento de @BOVEN_ENERGIA. Quando a paixão pelo esporte se une à energia transformadora, grandes histórias acontecem. E você, já sentiu a adrenalina de estar no controle? Conheça o Mercado Livre de Energia, a escolha certa para empresas que buscam eficiência e economia. Com a Boven, especialista há mais de uma década, você não só migra para essa revolução, como também garante segurança em todo o processo. Não deixe essa oportunidade escapar. Abra as portas para o sucesso com a Boven e eletrize seu futuro. De energia, a Boven entende! boven.com.br        

In a special crossover episode, Dan Claps of the "I Fired My Boss" podcast and Tommy Mello of the "Home Service Expert" podcast come together for a dynamic conversation about entrepreneurship, franchising, and personal growth. The episode takes place in Tommy's studio, where both hosts discuss their journeys and share insights from their experiences. Dan talks about his early start in business, selling everything from lemonade to bourbon, and how he transitioned into franchising. He emphasizes the importance of building a business that can operate independently of the owner, a lesson he learned the hard way with his first venture.Tommy, on the other hand, delves into the nuances of the home services industry, sharing his approach to lead generation and customer service. He stresses the value of having strong systems and processes in place, a concept he's passionate about, drawing inspiration from Michael Gerber's "The E-Myth." The episode is a rich blend of personal anecdotes and professional advice, highlighting the challenges and rewards of running a business and the importance of giving back to the community. Listeners will find a treasure trove of actionable insights whether they are aspiring entrepreneurs or seasoned business owners.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 SignsIf you or your franchisees need help with interior/exterior signage, look no further!

Featuring Submarine King Burbank, Ciccero's, Brent's Deli, Vicente Foods, Jacks Pizza, Original Rinaldis, Connals, Vito's Pizza Weho, Moe's Deli OC, Capriotti's, My Hero Subs, 6th Street Deli Norco, Badlands BBQ, Cheba Hut, Jimmy Deans, Fat Sal's, Everest Burgers, Catalina's Market, John's Phily Grille, Hollingsheads Delicatessen, The New York Deli, Bonello's NY Pizza, Langer's, Jersey Mike's, Wild Carvery, Franks Weilers Deli, The Raven Tavern, Cavarettas Italian Deli, The Lobster Trap, Tito's Market, Mario's Italian Deli, Roma Deli, Bay Cities Italian Deli, And Phillippe the originalSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this solo episode of the "I Fired My Boss" podcast, co-host Dan Claps dives deep into the intricacies of creating a franchise owner-centric culture as a franchisor, drawing from his experiences at Voda Cleaning and Restoration. Dan emphasizes the importance of active listening and responsiveness to franchise owners, likening them to customers whose feedback is invaluable for continuous improvement. He shares practical strategies such as weekly town hall meetings and a culture of being "quick to conflict," ensuring issues are addressed promptly and constructively. Dan also highlights the significance of trust and candor within the leadership team, fostering a supportive environment where honest feedback is encouraged and utilized for growth.The episode also recounts the challenging early days of Voda's franchise journey, where perseverance and relentless customer feedback were key to overcoming initial hurdles. Dan candidly shares how despite early setbacks, including financial strain and personal challenges, Voda's commitment to listening to potential franchisees' feedback led to eventual success. By continuously adapting and improving their systems based on franchise owner insights, Voda achieved significant growth, awarding 100 territories across the U.S. within a year. Dan underscores the lesson that a business's success hinges on an unwavering focus on customer feedback and a willingness to evolve, making this episode a must-listen for aspiring entrepreneurs and franchisors.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 SignsIf you or your franchisees need help with interior/exterior signage, look no further!

In this insightful episode of the "I Fired My Boss" podcast, hosts Dan Claps and Christian Dadulak sit down with Travis Paeth, a Texas-based franchise owner of Voda Cleaning and Restoration. Travis shares his intriguing journey from dreaming of becoming a professional hockey player to venturing into the logistics industry, eventually leading him towards entrepreneurship influenced by his parents' successful business endeavors. His story offers listeners a profound look at career transitions, the importance of adaptability, and the impact of family legacy on career choices.The discussion delves deeper into the mechanics of running a franchise, particularly in the restoration industry. Travis opens up about the challenges and exhilarations of managing a Voda franchise alongside his existing logistics business, highlighting the intricate balance of time management and the critical role of customer service in business success. The episode is packed with valuable advice for aspiring entrepreneurs and franchisees, emphasizing the importance of team building, customer engagement, and the strategic use of resources to foster business growth and sustainability.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 SignsIf you or your franchisees need help with interior/exterior signage, look no further!

In this enriching episode of the "I Fired My Boss" podcast, co-host Dan Claps sits down with Jesalyn Johnson, an enthusiastic onboarding specialist from Voda, currently based in Madison, Wisconsin. Jesalyn shares her intriguing journey from a longstanding career in fitness and nutrition coaching into the franchising world, sparked by a serendipitous job posting on Indeed. Her transition highlights a pursuit for new challenges and growth, emphasizing her natural people skills which she adeptly applies in her current role. Jesalyn's candid recount of the switch to Voda, facilitated by a chance yet pivotal conversation with her now colleague Zach, paints a vivid picture of career evolution driven by personal aspirations for innovation and partnership in a growing business.The conversation dives deep into the emotional landscape of new franchise owners, whom Jesalyn helps navigate from initial excitement to handling operational realities through Voda's structured onboarding process. Dan and Jesalyn discuss the typical psychological stages that franchisees experience, mirroring the highs and lows of entrepreneurship. This episode not only provides insights into the franchise operation dynamics but also explores the broader implications of making a career shift, the value of genuine communication, and the profound impact of supportive corporate cultures. Jesalyn's story is a compelling narrative of personal and professional transformation, offering valuable lessons and inspiration for listeners contemplating significant career moves or investments in franchising.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 SignsIf you or your franchisees need help with interior/exterior signage, look no further!

In this insightful solo episode of the "I Fired My Boss" podcast, co-host Christian Dadulak dives deep into the pivotal role of franchise professionals during the franchise ownership journey. As a franchise advisor himself, Christian emphasizes the importance of assembling a skilled acquisition team to ensure prospective franchisees are well-prepared for every aspect of their venture. He outlines the key members of this team, including a franchise advisor, funding professionals, franchise attorneys, and franchise-specific CPAs, detailing how each plays a critical part in navigating the complex process of acquiring and operating a franchise successfully.Christian passionately argues against the notion of a "franchise buffet" approach, advocating instead for a comprehensive support system that guides potential franchisees beyond just selecting a franchise. He shares personal insights on the nuanced differences between franchise advisors, brokers, and consultants, stressing the value of a true advisor who coaches, challenges, and connects clients with essential resources. Through examples and explanations, Christian covers the spectrum of considerations for prospective franchisees, from funding strategies and legal considerations to understanding the finer details of franchise agreements. This episode is a must-listen for anyone considering franchise ownership, offering a treasure trove of knowledge and expertise to help listeners navigate their franchise exploration with confidence and clarity.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 SignsIf you or your franchisees need help with interior/exterior signage, look no further!

In this insightful episode of the "I Fired My Boss" podcast, co-hosts Dan Claps and Christian Dadulak dive into the intriguing world of AI technology and its revolutionary impact on sales and operations in the franchising industry. Broadcasting live from a franchise conference, Dan shares his experience of utilizing AI tools for sales enablement, emphasizing the importance of recording and coaching every aspect of the business to drive improvement and achieve perfection. Highlighting real-world examples, including his own practice of speech pace and engagement analysis, Dan reveals how AI has become an indispensable part of refining sales strategies and boosting performance across franchise operations.The conversation then shifts towards the practical implementation of AI in fostering a culture of growth and continuous improvement among franchise owners and their teams. Christian and Dan explore the delicate balance of leveraging AI as a coaching tool without stepping into the realm of micromanagement, stressing the significance of constructive feedback and the role of AI in uncovering actionable insights for better business outcomes. They also discuss the broader implications of AI in the franchise industry, from operational efficiencies to competitive advantages, emphasizing that embracing AI is not just an option but a necessity for staying relevant and successful in the rapidly evolving business landscape.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 SignsIf you or your franchisees need help with interior/exterior signage, look no further!

This year, ServiceChannel commemorates its 25th anniversary. To celebrate, we've put together 25 of the most interesting tips for facilities transformation from some of our guests over the past three seasons. Welcome to Elevating Brick and Mortar. A podcast about how operations and facilities drive brand performance.On today's episode, we'll review some of the most compelling insights from our guests over the past three seasons of the show. From the impact of AI to addressing the labor shortage to the customer experience of the future, this episode is a heavy hitter!TIMESTAMPS:00:48 - Solving the Facilities PR Problem: Jackie Aubel, host of “Toolbox for the Trades” podcast02:41 - Good Standards Result in Good Experiences: Roger Goldstein, Executive Director of Facilities and Energy at Panda Restaurant Group 04:22 - Raising Awareness About Facilities' Importance: Kara Cutino, Vice President, Store Development, Facilities Services, Asset Protection & Store Purchasing at Ascena Retail Group06:13 - Shift to Preventative Maintenance: David Shalenbourg, Technical Director with Delhaize Technics 07:07 - The Short End of the Stick: Nick Ammaturo, Head of Indirect Procurement, Subway12:02 - Leveraging Technology to Address Shortages: Leigh Pearson, Senior Director of Facilities, sustainability, sourcing, and Procurement at Staples Canada14:25 - Why Investors are Looking to the Trades: Frankie Costa, CEO of Helios Partners15:40- Maintenance as Key to Customer Loyalty: Caitlin Wischermann-Ornitz, VP Strategy at Champagne Hospitality18:10 - Have an Asset Management Strategy: RJ Zanes, Senior Director, Facilities Maintenance at Sam's Club21:26 - Evolving with Technology: Mike Guinan, Vice President Operations Services at White Castle22:20 - Make good on Your Investments: Tom Sansoucy, VP, Facilities at EG Group, America25:00 - Elevate Holistically: John Ludlow, VP of Omni Operations at Designer Brands28:06 - The Positive Impact of Diversity: Jaclyn Frenzel, President, OnSite31:23- Accelerate Efficiency with Tech: Deena McKinley,  Chief Experience Officer at Papa Gino's Pizza 33:51 - Leveraging VR in the Trades: Doug Donovan, CEO of Interplay Learning35:22 - The ROI of Investing in Great Customer Experiences: Josh Witte, Director of Energy, Sustainability, and ESG at Dollar Tree36:33 - Build the Right Team: Kenneth Jones, Director of Facilities at Heartland Dental 38:40 - Uplift Your Brand Through Facilities: Mark Warren, Vice President, Facilities, Real Estate & Development at KinderCare Learning Companies39:53 - Make an Experience Seamless: David Bloom, Chief Development and Operating Officer at Capriotti's and Wing Zone41:25  - The Necessary Path Forward: Jim Owens, Chief Growth Officer at SDI43:35  - Using Convenience to Your Advantage: Chris Walton,  Co-CEO of Omni Talk45:22  - Subtle Design is Your Friend: Mark Landini, Creative Director, Landini Associates47:56 - Good Relationships Result in Success: Jamie Goldberg, Vice President Real Estate and Development at One Medical49:15- Closing Thoughts from SidSPONSOR:ServiceChannel brings you peace of mind through peak facilities performance.Rest easy knowing your locations are:Offering the best possible guest experienceLiving up to brand standardsOperating with minimal downtimeServiceChannel partners with more than 500 leading brands globally to provide visibility across operations, the flexibility to grow and adapt to consumer expectations, and accelerated performance from their asset fleet and service providers.LINKS:Connect with Sid Shetty on LinkedinCheck out the ServiceChannel Website

In this episode of "I Fired My Boss," hosts Dan Claps and Christian Dadulak dive deep into the entrepreneurial journey of Barrett, a recent franchise partner with Voda. Barrett shares his extensive background, beginning with his early hustle selling faux Ed Hardy sunglasses in high school, his service in the US Navy, a notable career progression at Amazon, and finally his leap into franchise ownership with Voda Cleaning & Restoration in Nashville. Barrett's story is a testament to the relentless pursuit of entrepreneurial aspirations, navigating corporate success, personal challenges, and the itch to start something of his own. His choice of Voda, influenced significantly by the brand's ethos and the pivotal role of his supportive family, highlights the crucial decision-making moments in the life of an entrepreneur.As the conversation unfolds, Barrett, Dan, and Christian explore the intricate process of choosing the right franchise, debunking the fears associated with entering seemingly saturated markets like restoration and cleaning services. Barrett's insightful reflections on customer service experiences and the importance of communication and empathy in business set the stage for discussing Voda's distinctive approach to franchise support, training, and leadership. The episode not only sheds light on the critical aspects of franchise selection and the power of a supportive network but also delves into practical strategies for business growth, lead generation, and the value of investing in sales and marketing support. Barrett's story, enriched with advice for prospective franchisees, encapsulates the essence of the entrepreneurial spirit and the transformative journey of "firing your boss" to embrace the challenges and rewards of franchise ownership.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 SignsIf you or your franchisees need help with interior/exterior signage, look no further!

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

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

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

The Goobers bid farewell to two legends before reviewing the three wildest food ideas released in time for Sunday's big game (you know the one), Marvel's Moon Girl and Echo, badass British bed and breakfast competitions, and why poached eggs are the devil. As heard in this episode: Capriotti's: https://capriottis.com/ Poke Bros: https://eatpokebros.com/ Goober Gear: Gooberswag.com Four in a Bed (UK site): https://bit.ly/3UFzZJf Chuck E. Cheese Cookbook: https://bit.ly/49txOxf Truly Hot Wing Sauce Seltzer: https://bit.ly/49vi4cv --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/gourmetgoober/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/gourmetgoober/support

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.Raffle for a chance to win $10,000 off an exterior sign package:https://calendar.app.google/snoQ6myw4Za97a6y5Exterior Sign Purchasing Guidehttps://docs.google.com/document/d/1pLyLtedKoLTuhd5UGwFRMj9m4xFNtcYQJXmLGfNlcZQ/edit?usp=sharingTo contact Chase Dalton directly, call 503-480-6477 or email chase@siliconsigns.com .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 SignsIf you or your franchisees need help with interior/exterior signage, look no further!

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

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

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

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

Join Forbes Riley in an enlightening conversation with George Chanos, former Attorney General and Chairman of Capriotti's and Wing Zone, as they delve into the profound impact of technology on our future. Discover insights on seizing opportunities and addressing challenges in a rapidly evolving world.

Join Forbes Riley in an enlightening conversation with George Chanos, former Attorney General and Chairman of Capriotti's and Wing Zone, as they delve into the profound impact of technology on our future. Discover insights on seizing opportunities and addressing challenges in a rapidly evolving world.

This week, Juliet and Jacoby share their thoughts on a trout-flavored brandy, discuss soup dumplings filled with grilled cheese and tomato soup, and dish out all the details of a champagne heist. In anticipation of Thanksgiving, this week's Taste Test is the Bobbie from Capriotti's. Finally, they close the show by sharing their Personal Food News and reacting to a listener-submitted voicemail. Do you have Personal Food News? We want to hear from you! Leave us a voicemail at 646-783-9138 or email ListenerFoodNews@Gmail.com for a chance to have your news shared on the show. Hosts: Juliet Litman and David Jacoby Producers: Mike Wargon and Ronak Nair Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices