Something That Was Mine With Sarah Horton

About this episode

Stacey chats with Sarah Horton about her journey as a franchisee during the pandemic and the importance of community and innovation in franchising.

In this episode, Stacey chats to Sarah Horton, the franchisee at Little Movers Warrington. Sarah shares her journey of becoming a franchisee during the pandemic, the challenges she faced, and how she built a community space that supports families. Sarah discusses the importance of innovation in franchising, the impact of her business on her personal life, and offers advice for aspiring franchisees. The conversation highlights the significance of love and passion in business, the value o...

People in this episode

Host: Stacey Cann

Guest: Sarah Horton

Topics covered

• franchising
• entrepreneurship
• community building
• innovation
• personal journey

Keywords

• franchisee
• pandemic
• community space
• innovation
• business advice

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Little Movers Warrington

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