How I learned to start companies:

Hey Marc, please post more of these videos. Starting a new company with a similar concept, any ideas would be great! 👍🏼

I’ve gained quite a few new followers recently, so let me *re* introduce myself. I'm Connor Groce. I'm a franchise entrepreneur. The last few years have been pretty crazy. Here's a rundown: 2019: Bought my first franchise at age 20. 2020: Worked 60-80 hours/week. Barely broke even. Realized I picked the wrong franchise and secretly wanted to quit at times. 2021: Bottom line finally crossed 6-figures. Hired my first manager and stepped back from operations. 2022: Acquired a second franchise in a new industry. 2023: Reinvested. Bought two more locations in the same brand. 2024: Became a franchise consultant. Started building my personal brand. 2025: Big things ahead. Small wins stack fast. That’s why I keep going.

Agree, i started my companies the same way. Very wise words from you Marc

Great advice! I thought you are going to ask us to sign up to some course.. LOL!

Crazy that there is so little interaction on this prolific poss, from a prolific founder. Maybe there’s just nothing to add. But there should at least be more views. Their loss

Great advice Marc!

I love this. I've not stepped out into the entrepreneurial space, but I try to apply this mentality at work. Wise words.

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Real

Thank you for sharing!!!!

Just finished reading What It Takes -- Schwarzman, similar stories (ballet club, etc).