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Intro: Entering the Fastlane in the Martial Arts domain
INTROI agree! Franchises like 9 Rounds and I love kickboxing do good with Adult specific programs with huge client churn. There are a few schools that excel in Mostly adults (80-90%) but those that I have taught at are typically in major population centers, there's one that I have a business...- JasonBolo
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INTROThis is also directed towards the problem of Succession planning, but also mentoring and development. Thanks- JasonBolo
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INTROThat's a great help in identifying customer Avatars, thanks. And succession planning is difficult even in a Fortune 500 Company. Of course multiple locations is idea. insofar as retail business is concerned. Thanks for the input- JasonBolo
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INTROSome very good anecdotal information here guys, thanks for that.- JasonBolo
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INTROTheEngin33r (love the L33T S934k!) Franchising is part of my path for POC purposes but not the ultimate goal for my overall business. I am more on the industry level for martial arts businesses though I am Martial Artist myself. I teach Eskrima, Grappling, Silat, JKD. Thank you for your input...- JasonBolo
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INTROThe five commandments of the Fastlane in The Millionaire Fastlane by MJ DeMarco are control, entry, need, time, and scale: Control A business can only survive in the Fastlane if the owner has control over all aspects of it, such as the brand, customer acquisition, distribution channels, and...- JasonBolo
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INTROYeah, that's not what I am working on, but very understandable that you'd have that perception. Duplication is an important part of business, something where I don't have to be there while my business continues to churn out revenue. There's more than the "small local gym" model you portray to...- JasonBolo
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INTROInteresting... I have control and effection in my current model. Just need more exposure. I suppose it depends on what you thing of insofar as Martial Arts Domain is concerned. What is it you see/perceive when I say "Martial Art Domain"? edit: The Either Or statement is a false dichotomy as well- JasonBolo
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INTROHello, just joined the forum and got the email to introduce myself. I recently read the Fastlane book and found it very useful. My name is Jason, I teach Martial Arts all over the US, Asia, Middle East, and Europe. Looking to convert my life's passion into a system that acts as a surrogate for...- JasonBolo
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