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Brian Beers

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Nov 14 • 1 min read

It feels like I’m giving up


Troy's business has been stuck at $150-200k/year

He just got offered $200-250k to be a banker.

Less stress. Fewer hours. Guaranteed income.

Should he sell the business or double down?

Here’s what I asked him:

Do you believe in the business model & future?

If not, it’s impossible to keep moving forward.

I’d recommend selling the business & taking the job.

But if he does believe, then we need to map out a growth path.

A single location means you’ve got a job

That’s a great way to learn the business

But you’ll never achieve financial or time freedom

You must grow through unit count

There are 25+ existing franchise locations in Troy’s home market

His #1 priority should be acquiring a second, profitable location

Herein lies the biggest challenge every business owner faces.

But going from 1 to 2 locations is the hardest jump.

One location lets you stay involved in everything. You’re the safety net.

Two locations break that. You’re FORCED to build a real team.

You can’t be everywhere at once anymore.

But once you figure out how to remove yourself from operations?

There’s no difference between 2, 3, 4, or 5 locations.

At $150k profit per location, Troy’s got a path to $750k+ per year AFTER he breaks the 1 to 2 barrier.

It’s simple, but not easy.

This is exactly why I created 8-Figure Franchisee.

I want to help owners like Troy make life-changing money by accelerating their franchise growth.

Reply if you want my help in making 2026 the most profitable year ever.

Cheers!

Brian

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