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Brian Beers

There's no money in great ideas

Published 2 days ago • 1 min read

I don’t care that I’ll never be on the cover of Fortune Magazine or that "Beers Tire & Auto" will never exist.

I’m okay with that.

Everyone has great ideas.

But there’s no money in great ideas.

100% of the money is in the execution of ideas.

I don’t waste time on trying to innovate or invent.

I focus 100% my energy on execution.

Just show me how to make money and I’ll do it.

I don’t care about cars, paint, or turf.

This is why franchising is perfect for me.

I don’t want to reinvent the wheel. I just want to run the playbook of proven money-making systems.

Franchising allows you to turn decades into days.

You purchase a decade of knowledge, experience & mistakes, turning into days of training.

Most entrepreneurs get this backwards.

They think originality equals success.

They want to disrupt industries and create something nobody’s ever seen before.

But here’s what they miss: Every “innovative” business idea has a 90% failure rate.

Every proven franchise system has a 90% success rate.

Which would you choose?

The beauty of proven systems:

  • Someone already made all the expensive mistakes.
  • Someone already figured out most the operations.
  • Someone already solved the staffing models.

All I have to do is follow the blueprint.

My job isn’t to be creative.

My job is to execute consistently.

The result?

While other entrepreneurs are burning through capital trying to “figure it out,” I’m generating sales immediately.

While they’re innovating, I’m executing.

While they’re creating, I’m collecting.

This is principle #3 of the 8-Figure Franchisee Code​

We leverage proven systems, not reinvent wheels.

Cheers!

Brian

P.S. There are two ways I can help you achieve financial freedom through franchising:

1) Looking to buy your first (or next) franchise? Book a call with my team. We help you explore opportunities based on your goals, skills & budget.

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