SO many questions

So many questions, where to start?

Will the new uniforms make my stomach look flat too? Can I tell people I have a six pak?

Will Cody be helping me pay the dental bills that will pile up because I have a permanent smile on my face?

Who will I blame when I am busy and having to hire more employees so I can spend more time developing my business?

As I am driving my new van and people are stopping me telling me what a great looking van I have, will I have to tell them I am an international franchise?

When I am making more money will I have to pay more taxes? Who’s fault will that be?

When I take some of that profit and take my family on an awesome vacation, will I have to take Cody with me?

With all these “radical” changes will I have to do anything or will my pockets just be filled with money?

When I develop bruising on my side from the constant pinching of myself, will I be able to complain? And if so, to whom?

If I stick my head in the sand and pretend that the world is not a changing place, will my ears fill with sand? And will I be OK?

If I show up on time to my jobs, hand the client a business card, shake their hand, explain what I’m going to do and how and If I look good, act great and smile, will they think I am a professional?

What if I refuse to see the benefits of change, fight, resist and grumble about it all, can I blame my lack of success all on someone else?

This new “Heaven’s Best” is the second best thing that has ever happened to any of us in this franchise. It sets the bar ever so high for us and will push each one out of our comfort zones and on to better things. Ammon is right, we each own a franchise, a business that takes commitment, time, resources and financial commitment. The return that we get will be proportionate to what we put into it. We drive around in crappy vans, wearing grungy t-shirts and blue jeans, wearing a budwiser cap, using old ratty looking equipment, and whinning about why we can’t get ahead or never make any real money. Gosh I wonder why. Well try this. Drive a new van with an awesome look, wearing nice professional uniforms, using sharp looking equipment and acting very much like the #1 franchise that we are and see if the results will follow.

Just in case you are wondering, I’m jumping in with both feet. I’m going to use this new look as an opportunity to make my business even stronger and more profitable. There is no such thing as status queue. We are all passing or being passed by someone else. I think its time to get the pedal to the metal.

Are you on the gas?