Entrepreneurship is often described as creating something new. An individual develops an idea, builds a product, finds customers, and slowly turns uncertainty into a business. That story dominates how ownership is discussed. Franchising reflects a different approach to ownership. It is built around execution rather than invention. The focus is operating an established system and producing consistent results over time. Evaluating franchising clearly means treating it as a business and capital model, not a personal aspiration. Why Franchising Exists Franchising exists to support scale. For franchisors, it allows growth without funding every new location themselves. Individual operators provide the capital

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