Slow And Steady Wins The Race

Author: Josh F. Brown
06/18/2015

Whether or not you are looking to purchase a franchise or turn your business into a franchise I find that people want to move fast. There is anxiety involved with purchasing a franchise or expansion of your own business. This anxiety can push you to move fast. Let me caution you on this. Don’t flame out. Slow and steady wins the race.

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Josh Brown

Hi! I’m Josh Brown, franchise attorney and creator of the Franchise Euphoria podcast. I’m just your average guy who loves to golf, eat hibachi, and immerse myself in the ever-expanding franchise world.

My goal is to navigate entrepreneurs and all people interested in the current events of franchises through all the hottest topics and most popular tools for success. Going on four years now, Franchise Euphoria is hotter than ever and ready to help you plan and execute a pathway to success.

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Great and applicable information from professionals in the franchise world that are doing it every day. I’ve listened to 3 episodes: Gutter Brothers, Woofies, and Cycle Bar. Enjoyed all and looking forward to hearing more.

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Started listening to Josh's podcast after the wife and I decided to buy a franchise and I quickly went through about 200 episodes on 1.5x & 2x, before signing on to purchase a franchise. Josh's info was an invaluable part of our decision to buy, and after listening to so many episodes, I felt like I knew and trusted him on a personal level, so it was a no-brainer to enlist his services when it came time to review the franchise agreement. Josh was super easy to talk to and very empathetic to our needs, and being first time business owners, we needed all the empathy we could get. Josh helped us negotiate a great deal with the franchisor and we were very happy with his services. Great podcast, great guy, great service to anyone involved in the franchise world!

Very interesting discussion. I found the information valuable.

I've just completed the legal process of franchising my business and have now begun selling franchises. Just found this podcast and it's an incredible resource! Great content and Josh is a very engaging host. Highly recommend for franchisors and franchisees.

One thought on “Slow And Steady Wins The Race”

Sigrid Beck Catanzaro says:

November 12, 2015 at 3:43 pm

Suggested topic

“Why it is important to use a franchise attorney to review the Franchise Disclosure Document with you before making your franchise selection.”
In my 17 years in franchising, it never ceased to amaze me how many candidates just glossed over the FDD without understanding some of the most crucial items.