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He says he went from government housing and food stamps to a $200 million net worth. I asked him how much he could wire me by Monday.

Bedros Keuilian, founder of Fit Body Boot Camp, gives his three signs a franchise is a bad deal, explains why he thinks "average" is a choice, and tells the story of the day his own CEO moved him out of the visionary seat.

The figures in this conversation are the guest's own. Franchise disclosure documents are public records. Statements about named companies and about health are opinions, not medical advice.

CHAPTERS
00:00 The $200 million question
02:25 Section 8 and "no kids" apartments
04:45 Excuses, and the story you tell yourself
06:59 One thing about Armenia that isn't communism
09:08 Never spend money to look rich
12:01 Is it true for women too?
16:24 The story he's told too many times to feel
18:26 The hidden genius behind big brands: three names
21:33 Defining "the wrong woman"
33:57 Men, crying and emotional discipline
36:51 "My CEO moved me out of my own company"
41:10 The anti-franchise franchise
43:01 Three signs a franchise is a bad deal
46:12 What if I buy a gym and want out?
47:52 Why people skip the gym
51:46 "Average is the enemy"
54:26 Peptides, testosterone and GLPs (opinions, not medical advice)
58:31 Loyalty and lifestyle inflation

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