​Feeling under-appreciated and unfulfilled?  It’s time for the break up!  Though this might not necessarily be the right advice when applied to your personal life, there’s no doubt that it’s true when it comes to your professional life.

During weekdays you likely spend half your waking life at your job–and the average American works over 1800 hours per year!  If you’re not enjoying your time at work–if you’re feeling under-appreciated and unfulfilled–it’s going to have a huge impact on your overall happiness and well being.  So, here are our top three reasons to break up with Corporate America!

1. Let lifestyle be your new wealth

Corporate America is frequently criticized for its single-minded focus on profit–and that mindset is certainly not one that you want to apply to your personal life.  As a wise man once said, do something you love and you’ll never work a day in your life.  Being your own boss can help you obtain the lifestyle you truly aspire to have, which can be the greatest wealth of all.

That’s not to say that franchising doesn’t make money–in fact, that brings us straight into breakup reason #2…

2.  You’ve reached your financial ceiling in Corporate America

The “rat race” to the top can sometimes leave hard-working, talented individuals trapped behind.  If you believe you have more potential than you’re being given credit for, step up and take a chance on yourself.  The sky’s the limit when you are willing to invest in yourself!

3.  You’re feeling unappreciative for all your hard work

When you work for yourself, you can directly enjoy the benefits of your hard work–and this is especially true given the recent rise of multi-unit franchising.  With the right combination of leadership, vision, and hard work, you could be managing a number of your own successful locations and achieving that work-life balance!

Franchise Logic
Thanks for the memories, Corporate America, but it’s time to move on to bigger and better things!  Contact us at Franchise Logic for a free consultation that can help you get the ball rolling on opening up your own franchising unit!