Business ownership is a rollercoaster ride filled with struggles and benefits. You're the face of fiscal responsibility, customer service, team management, and brand awareness. The competition is often fierce, and the risks associated with failure can be daunting. Despite the potential negatives, many still embark on an entrepreneurial path, because there's a bright side, which can be incredibly fulfilling.

Business owners enjoy the freedom to make decisions, which can result in building a business that reflects their values. To achieve success, they're responsible for cultivating close relationships with customers and fostering loyalty and advocacy. If done correctly, the business will thrive.

Many who become entrepreneurs do so by following a dream, or interest, or in pursuit of a goal, with minimal experience or guidance, resulting in mistakes and endless questions. Here at the Wolf and Bull, we realize that and have taken it upon ourselves to provide our audience with the stories and guidance of those who have succeeded despite the adversity they faced.

In episode 94 of The Wolf and Bull, we had the pleasure of speaking with Scott Benedetto, owner, operator, and franchisee of Vero Chicago Pizza, located in Queen Creek, Arizona. Throughout our conversation, we'll discuss the intricacies of franchise business ownership and what it takes to be successful. Scott shares his life lessons masterfully, which will provide our listeners with some key nuggets of wisdom, applicable in business and life.

Scott was a wonderful guest and if you'd like to support his business, you can visit his Vero Chicago Pizza location at 18423 E San Tan Blvd, Queen Creek, AZ, 85142. You can also follow their Instagram vero_queencreek and their Facebook Vero Chicago Pizza.