From Healthcare to Home Inspections | A 23-Year Career Change

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From Healthcare to Home Inspections | A 23-Year Career ChangeWhat does it take to walk away from a 23-year career… and start over?In this Freedom Friday episode of the Journey to Business Ownership podcast, Patrice Miles sits down with David Powell of Pillar to Post Home Inspectors to talk about his journey from healthcare administration to entrepreneurship.After more than two decades in the healthcare industry, David found himself burned out and ready for something different. But leaving behind a steady paycheck isn’t easy. In this conversation, he shares what led him to take the leap—and what it really looked like in those early days of building a business.In this episode, we cover:-Why David left a 23-year career in healthcare-How he chose franchising as his path into business ownership-The financial realities of starting a business (including the first 18–24 months)-The fears and emotions that come with leaving corporate-What freedom actually looks like as a business owner-How he’s now growing and scaling his businessIf you’ve ever wondered whether you could leave your career and build something of your own, this episode will give you a real, honest look at what that journey can look like.🔗 Connect with David Powell & Pillar to Post:🌐 https://davidpowell.pillartopost.com/📞 Office: 812-725-9221📱 Cell: 812-704-3540📘 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DavidPowellPillarToPostHomeInspectors/🚀 Ready to Explore Business Ownership?If you're thinking about starting, buying, or investing in a business—but don’t know where to start—let’s connect.Patrice Miles is a Career Ownership Coach who provides free coaching, education, and guidance to help you explore your options with confidence.Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/patricemiles/ 🌐 https://JourneyToBusinessOwnership.com👉 Don’t forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and SHARE to support more real stories from everyday entrepreneurs!From Healthcare to Home Inspections | A 23-Year Career Change

Everyday Extraordinary: How Maggie Harlow Used Fear as Fuel to Build Franchise Freedom

Everyday Extraordinary: How Maggie Harlow Used Fear as Fuel to Build Franchise FreedomWhat if fear is not a sign that you should stop—but fuel that can push you toward the life you are meant to build?In this episode of the Freedom Friday: Journey to Business Ownership Podcast, Patrice Miles sits down with Maggie Harlow, a 23-year franchise business owner, professional speaker, and author of Everyday Extraordinary: How Giving Yourself Permission Changes Everything.Maggie’s entrepreneurial journey began after spending 12 years working in her family’s automotive business. When the company was sold, she quickly discovered that she did not want to remain an employee. She wanted the opportunity to build something of her own.Maggie and her husband explored several franchise opportunities before opening Signarama Downtown in Louisville, Kentucky. Although Maggie had years of business experience, starting over in a completely different industry was terrifying. Instead of allowing that fear to stop her, she used it as fuel.She followed the franchise system, committed herself to cold-calling for two hours a day, and personally went out to find her first customers. That discipline helped her build a business that has now operated successfully for more than 23 years.Today, Maggie has created a strong management team that gives her the freedom to step away from the daily operations of the business, travel, pursue professional speaking, and become an author.Her book, Everyday Extraordinary: How Giving Yourself Permission Changes Everything, encourages readers to stop waiting for someone else’s approval and begin giving themselves permission to pursue the opportunities, changes, and experiences they truly want.In this episode, Maggie and Patrice discuss:• Why Maggie chose franchising instead of starting a business alone• How she used fear as fuel during her first years in business• Why new franchise owners should follow the proven system• The financial and emotional realities of entrepreneurship• Why business owners need a community of people who understand the journey• How building a strong team can create greater freedom• Why everyone is the leader of their own life• How other people’s opinions can keep us from pursuing our goals• Why not knowing what you are doing is often the first step toward learning• How the systems in your life create the results you experience• Why giving yourself a “permission slip” can change everythingMaggie reminds us that business ownership is not only about creating income. It can also provide the freedom and space to explore new dreams.Whether you are considering buying a franchise, starting a business, writing a book, changing careers, or pursuing something completely new, this conversation will inspire you to stop waiting for permission.As Maggie says, you are the captain of your ship—and you get to decide where it goes.Get Maggie Harlow’s BookEveryday Extraordinary: How Giving Yourself Permission Changes Everything is available on Amazon in Kindle and paperback formats.https://a.co/d/06Ijb4ceThe book offers short, relatable lessons about leadership, mindset, decision-making, overcoming setbacks, and finding extraordinary moments—even during difficult seasons of life.Connect With Maggie HarlowProfessional speaking and book information:https://www.maggieharlow.comSignarama Downtown:https://www.signaramadowntown.comConnect With Patrice MilesAre you ready to explore what business ownership could look like in your life?Whether you are interested in starting a business, buying an existing company, or investing in a franchise, Patrice provides complimentary coaching, tools, and resources to help you explore your options.Learn more:https://www.journeytobusinessownership.comConnect with Patrice on LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/patricemiles/Until next time, keep chasing purpose—not just a paycheck.

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From Healthcare to Home Inspections | A 23-Year Career Change

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