Heather Tomasello's guest appearances

Heather Tomasello

The Franchise Story Podcast

Franchise Secrets Podcast

Brian Holmes

Cameron Herold

Eric Finkelstein

Stephen Vereb

Josh York

Sola Salons

Chris DeJong

Bedros Keuilian

Guest Bedros Keuilian

Erik Van Horn

John Hewitt

Jeff Dudan

Gary Findley

Ryan Zink

Scott Abbott

OwlTail

On this episode of the Franchise Secrets podcast, Erik is joined by Heather and Jerel Tomasello to talk about working with family in business. As a husband and wife pair, Heather and Jerel have reached big heights in the world of franchising. They’ve also had to deal with the difficulties being business partners brings and how that impacts their relationship. Managing the balance of family and business is key in a family business Jerel and Heather discuss how they got started in franchising, why they choose the franchising model despite having business experience, and how they’ve managed to balance family and business. Listen to Erik, Jerel, and Heather talk about family business: Introduction Getting started (4:39) Heather and Jerel discuss their background and how they decided to start a business together. Working together (4:31) Heather and Jerel explain how they figured out each others’ strengths and weaknesses in business and how they best worked together as a pair. Spouse, not employee (9:00) Jerel and Heather share the difficulties of working together as business partners and spouses, including the times when the two don’t mesh well together. They talk about how they’ve been able to work out those bumps and Erik shares his own experiences. What businesses are they in now (15:38) Jerel and Heather talk about what they’re currently doing in business. Going from corporate to entrepreneurship (19:17) Jerel went from working for a franchisor back into entrepreneurship. He tells Erik how working on both sides has allowed him to know what he wants. Balancing business and family (22:14) Heather and Jerel have worked hard to balance their business side with their family and how much to bring their children into the mix. Pushing children into business (28:25) Erik, Heather, and Jerel talk about when and how parents should teach their children about business. Why buy a franchise? (31:42) With Jerel and Heather having business experience before starting a franchise, Erik wants to know why they chose franchising. Using the franchise community to your benefit (35:16) Erik notes how some people don’t take advantage of the wealth of experience in the franchising community. Heather and Jerel discuss their own experiences and why they believe it happens. Getting into a new system (37:16) Jerel discusses what he likes about the Joe Homebuyers franchise and what he does to pick up the most knowledge possible in a new system. Consuming content (40:19) As Jerel notes, everyone doesn’t have to have all the information but knowing where to get it and sharing it among franchisees provides real value.  Remaining wisdom (43:57) Heather and Jerel share a few parting thoughts Links: Franchise Secrets - Website Franchise Secrets - Facebook group

On this episode of the Franchise Secrets podcast, Erik is joined by Heather and Jerel Tomasello to talk about working with family in business. As a husband and wife pair, Heather and Jerel have reached big heights in the world of franchising. They’ve also had to deal with the difficulties being business partners brings and how that impacts their relationship. Managing the balance of family and business is key in a family business Jerel and Heather discuss how they got started in franchising, why they choose the franchising model despite having business experience, and how they’ve managed to balance family and business. Listen to Erik, Jerel, and Heather talk about family business: Introduction Getting started (4:39) Heather and Jerel discuss their background and how they decided to start a business together. Working together (4:31) Heather and Jerel explain how they figured out each others’ strengths and weaknesses in business and how they best worked together as a pair. Spouse, not employee (9:00) Jerel and Heather share the difficulties of working together as business partners and spouses, including the times when the two don’t mesh well together. They talk about how they’ve been able to work out those bumps and Erik shares his own experiences. What businesses are they in now (15:38) Jerel and Heather talk about what they’re currently doing in business. Going from corporate to entrepreneurship (19:17) Jerel went from working for a franchisor back into entrepreneurship. He tells Erik how working on both sides has allowed him to know what he wants. Balancing business and family (22:14) Heather and Jerel have worked hard to balance their business side with their family and how much to bring their children into the mix. Pushing children into business (28:25) Erik, Heather, and Jerel talk about when and how parents should teach their children about business. Why buy a franchise? (31:42) With Jerel and Heather having business experience before starting a franchise, Erik wants to know why they chose franchising. Using the franchise community to your benefit (35:16) Erik notes how some people don’t take advantage of the wealth of experience in the franchising community. Heather and Jerel discuss their own experiences and why they believe it happens. Getting into a new system (37:16) Jerel discusses what he likes about the Joe Homebuyers franchise and what he does to pick up the most knowledge possible in a new system. Consuming content (40:19) As Jerel notes, everyone doesn’t have to have all the information but knowing where to get it and sharing it among franchisees provides real value.  Remaining wisdom (43:57) Heather and Jerel share a few parting thoughts Links: <a href="https://www.franchisesecrets.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Franchise Secrets - Website</a> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/franchisesecretsfb" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Franchise Secrets - Facebook group</a>

100: Talking Family Business With Jerel And Heather Tomasello

Stories from Franchisees &amp; Founders   In this episode, we’re here with Jerel &amp; Heather Tomasello of MY SALON Suites and Deka Lash. They are the first husband and wife team we have in the podcast and they have share tons of learning experiences for those who are building a business together. Their journey in franchising has its twists and turns but for them the best part is being able to make wise decisions along the way.   So come on and let’s join them now and learn from their dynamics and their franchising experiences.   What we talk about:  Jerel’s and Heather’s business background Pulling the plug on a franchise that’s not working and learning the lesson Having clear roles and responsibilities Communication is the key Having healthy boundaries Owning multiple sites Helping other franchisees succeed Creating a better system for everybody There is strength in your executive team Why go to the franchisor level What’s next for Deka Lash and MY SALON Suites What about “Retirement” Enjoying the balance of freedom and responsibilities    What we mention:  Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki Häagen-Dazs Ice Cream Shop Liberty Tax MY SALON Suites, by Jerel &amp; Heather Tomasello Deka Lash, by Jerel &amp; Heather Tomasello 

Stories from Franchisees &amp; Founders In this episode, we’re here with Jerel &amp; Heather Tomasello of MY SALON Suites and Deka Lash. They are the first husband and wife team we have in the podcast and they have share tons of learning experiences for those who are building a business together. Their journey in franchising has its twists and turns but for them the best part is being able to make wise decisions along the way. So come on and let’s join them now and learn from their dynamics and their franchising experiences. What we talk about: <ul> <li>Jerel’s and Heather’s business background</li> <li>Pulling the plug on a franchise that’s not working and learning the lesson</li> <li>Having clear roles and responsibilities</li> <li>Communication is the key</li> <li>Having healthy boundaries</li> <li>Owning multiple sites</li> <li>Helping other franchisees succeed</li> <li>Creating a better system for everybody</li> <li>There is strength in your executive team</li> <li>Why go to the franchisor level</li> <li>What’s next for Deka Lash and MY SALON Suites</li> <li>What about “Retirement”</li> <li>Enjoying the balance of freedom and responsibilities</li> </ul> What we mention: <ul> <li>Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki</li> <li>Häagen-Dazs Ice Cream Shop</li> <li>Liberty Tax</li> <li>MY SALON Suites, by Jerel &amp; Heather Tomasello</li> <li>Deka Lash, by Jerel &amp; Heather Tomasello</li> </ul>

41: The Franchise Journey of Husband and Wife Duo Jerel & Heather Tomasello