I really enjoyed looking at possible franchise options this
week and learned a lot about the opportunities available for purchase. In particular, Class 101 caught my eye as a
real potential for something I might actually be interested in pursuing.
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Entrepreneurial Challenge Update:
This week for my entrepreneurial challenge, I have simply been
talking it up and prepping potential buyers by letting them know that the
burritos will be coming in the very near future. I had intended on selling my burritos this
week, but I have been sick with the flu and did not think it was a good time to
be prepping and selling food when I have a virus. So, it must wait another week.
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Hero Summary: Catherine Rohr
Catherine Rohr started and became very successful as a Wall
Street “financial mogul”. After a chance
meeting with a prisoner in Houston, TX, Mrs. Rohr changed her life and her
career path due to this inspiring encounter.
She was so touched with desire to help those in prison find
transformation, she began a Prison Entrepreneurship program which would educate
prisoners and help them change their lives.
After commuting for six weeks between Manhattan and Houston,
she and her husband decided to sell everything and make the move. The first night in Houston, thieves broke
into her UHAUL and took everything but the clothes she had on her back.
But Mrs. Rohr did not give up and in the first week she was
able to recruit enough support to keep going.
By the third year, she expected to raise over three million dollars in
support of her program.
Her reward is to see men who have been imprisoned for murder,
gang activity, and other devious crimes, who then get educated through her
program and come out on the other side running their own businesses, and
becoming good and caring fathers and providers.
This transformation inspires her and keeps her going.
The events that unfolded in her life changed her perceptions,
challenged her bias, and pushed her to see and serve outside of herself. Her own transformation is the result of
finding work that is meaningful.
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