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Franchise with a Good Return on Investment (ROI)

How can I find a franchise with a good return on investment? First lets define the term “return on investment” or what people call “ROI.”

Return on Investment Defined

Return on Investment (ROI) is defined as the percentage of earnings gained on an investment, net of cost.  Investors typically decide on which opportunities to partake in by estimating the return that they expect to earn.

Since franchising is an active investment rather than a passive one, it is necessary to include the time invested in addition to the financial investment into the calculation.  Therefore a franchising ROI should be higher than that of an ordinary monetary investment.

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KFC and Colonel Sanders (part-2)


Forced Retirement.

Quickly transported to 1950. Colonel is 60 years old, and must be shut down his restaurant business, because a new highway was built to find out where his restaurant. In the form of social security checks, Sanders decided to retire and live Colonel $ 105. Do not want to recognize it as his fate; he decided to give him the 65-year-old chicken privilege.

The Comeback – Relentless Perseverance.

He began to travel by car to different restaurants and cooked on the spot of his fried chicken restaurant owner. If the owners prefer to have chickens, they will enter the handshake agreement of sale Colonel’s chicken. Legend has it that Colonel Sanders heard 1009 “no’s” he heard his first “before; yes”. Well, let me repeat that. He was rejected by one-thousand, and nine in his chickens had been accepted before! Deal is that each piece of chicken sold in restaurants, sand mill will accept nickel. Restaurants will receive a Colonel’s packet secret herbs and spices in order to avoid that they know the recipes. In 1964, before, Sanders Colonel privileged sell his trademark 600 chickens. At this point, he was sold for $ 2 million dollars of his company, but maintains our status as a spokesman. In 1976, Colonel ranked as the world’s minor celebrity can be recognized.

The Legacy.

Fast delivery for today. KFC is one of the largest fast-food privileges in the world. Over the years, owned by RJ Reynolds (now Reynolds American have; NYSE: RAI), Pepsico (NYSE: PEP), and Yum, under the current branded (NYSE: YUM). Yum Brands family also includes Pizza Hut, Taco Bell, Long John Silver and A & W into a restaurant. The brand is the world’s largest restaurant operator based on unit. It ‘amazing how people s beginning at age 65, when most retire, and the creation of a global empire out of fried chicken.

KFC and Colonel Sanders (part-1)


If you like KFC, Harland Sanders, Colonel Story truly is amazing. This story exciting, because it ’s an example of perseverance, hard work together with the efforts and aspirations, how can they create success; regardless of your age.

Humble Beginnings.
Sand mill Harland was born 18909 9, in the near Henryville, Indiana. When he was 6 years old, who left his house mother and two younger brothers and sisters, his father died; brothers and sisters. He picked up the art of cooking is very fast, and by the age of 7.

Mastering Chicken.
In his early period, Harland operation of various temporary jobs such as farm workers, streetcar conductor, soldiers, firemen, self-taught lawyer, insurance business contract and the steamboat operator. Grasp the chicken. In the 40 years old, he cooked for visitors outside of his service station. His cooking fame spread, and soon has his huge line of food. Sand mill across the street and then moved to motels or restaurants, high-demand services. In that time, sand mill also patch with his special herbs and spices make perfect fried chicken.

The Secret Ingredient.
To do well in his search for chicken, he was persuaded by a sand mill in this product investment to accelerate the process of cooking pressure cooker of his salesmen close. He invested in 12 leading to a pressure cooker.

Somewhere in this time around, sand mill has also led to reach his trademark 11 herbs and spices. Some say that his 11th secret herb or spice is the only rule salt. What it is, it works, and sold a lot of chicken. In 1935, sand mill was made into an honorary Kentucky Colonel by the governor of his cooking skills.

Leadership in Business

A leader in all areas must set an example to other, more so in the transaction, he must be an example. He should inspire confidence in the other. He should be cool and resolute in a crisis. Leadership should be the supreme self-confidence. He should be able to recognize his talent should use it to lower his organization grow.

Leadership must be a good listener. Communications for all services running smoothly is very important. Leadership should be easy to visit. He should be a new way of communication devices and methods other. If No good communication skills for leadership can not be a good fit for it. Leadership must be a fast learner. He should also be a skilled manager. He should be able to detect talent and nurture it. He should be able to take risks. Honesty and integrity for all the good leadership is very important.

Leaders must be pragmatic to change and he must play a role. Leaders must know how matter and should be able to order his team to face all the problems. He must know instinctively that the necessary team and try to fulfill it. Leadership should be chosen to complement the skills of players of each other. Leadership must meet the needs of employees and that management. Led his team to take care of the needs and adhere to them. Leadership should not be discouraged by the criticism. He must listen to a variety of views and to make the best decision for organizations.

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