Using Transferable Skills to Build a Business That Matters
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Welcome to Episode 112 of Unpredicted Entrepreneur! If you're looking to be inspired by real stories of business ownership and franchising, you won’t want to miss this conversation. Hosts Sara Waskow and Roxanne Rapske welcome Stephanie Valadez, Owner and Senior Care Advisor of Assisted Living Locators in Flower Mound and Denton County.
Stephanie shares her journey from an HR professional with a passion for purpose to becoming a mission-driven franchise owner in senior care. She opens up about the challenges of transitioning out of corporate life, the emotional and financial decisions behind entrepreneurship, and how she navigated the franchise due diligence process.
Tune in to hear:
- What it really takes to build a business where compassion matters as much as competence
- How franchising offers support, community, and the opportunity for real impact
- Stephanie's insights on handling self-doubt, learning new skills, and overcoming mistakes as a first-time entrepreneur
- Whether you're interested in franchising, business ownership, or making a difference, this episode has practical advice and inspiration for anyone exploring a new path.
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