Mr. Vilches did not become an entrepreneur to pursue money. At first, he thought he just needed something to work on. He initially looked into several food businesses but he was held back by lack of familiarity with the industry. It was then that he learned about Mr. Quickie.
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Mr. Quickie franchisee talks about work-life balance
Mr. Vilches did not become an entrepreneur to pursue money. At first, he thought he just needed something to work on. He initially looked into several food businesses but he was held back by lack of familiarity with the industry. It was then that he learned about Mr. Quickie.
Mr. Vilches did not become an entrepreneur to pursue money. At first, he thought he just needed something to work on. He initially looked into several food businesses but he was held back by lack of familiarity with the industry. It was then that he learned about Mr. Quickie.
By James Humarang Philippine Daily Inquirer 5:55 am | Sunday, May 25th, 20! Veteran radio broadcaster Salvador Zaldy Vilches is now a proud and satisfied entrepreneur. It was in 2012 when he bought and started operating his own r. !uic"ie store in #inondo$ anila. %e ad&itted that venturing into a business was soðing new for hi&. #ut he didn't e(pect it to be easy and en)oyable at the sa&e ti&e. %owever$ Vilches did not beco&e an entrepreneur to pursue &oney. *t first$ he thought he )ust needed soðing to wor" on. %e initially loo"ed into several food businesses but he was held bac" by lac" of fa&iliarity with the industry. It was then that he learned about r. !uic"ie. It helped &e recover and &ove on$ says the +2,year,old widower. Vilches recalls that he was &ourning over his late wife's de&ise in 2011 when he decided to try entrepreneurship through getting a franchise of r. !uic"ie. %e adds that personally supervising his store has been &a"ing his &ind busy and free fro& sad thoughts. It was his first ti&e to handle and &anage a business$ but so far it has been wor"ing.
Busy but happy %e see&s to be )uggling a nu&ber of things in his hands these days$ which he hinted as so&ehow therapeutic for hi&. *t ho&e$ he is a loving father to two children$ who are now starting to have lives of their own as young adults. #y profession$ he is still an active radio broadcaster$ currently co,hosting a daily radio show over -ZI! ..0 */0adyo In1uirer 2ondays to 3ridays$ 10 a.&. to 12 noon4. It is during his free ti&e that he drops by 5uc"y 6hinatown &all to chec" on his r. !uic"ie store. In his profession$ he usually gets to "now his schedules ahead of ti&e. #ut with r. !uic"ie$ I'& at rando&. I )ust drop by 2the store4 anyti&e$ loo" at the sales reports$ and leave$ he discloses. *s a hands,on &anager and owner of his franchised r. !uic"ie store$ Vilches often goes to the co&pany's head1uarters in 7asig 6ity to personally pic" up supplies for his store's operations. 8hey can deliver the &aterials but I prefer to co&e here$ he e&phasi9es. 8his is why he "nows al&ost everyone in the co&pany's office. In )est$ he says he fre1uents the place to en)oy people's co&pany and free coffee. So far$ so good. I'& satisfied with the people here. I can easily co&&unicate with the&. I can even te(t the& late at night if I need to as" soðing. Benefits of owning Mr. Quickie franchise Vilches is all,praises about r. !uic"ie. :hen as"ed about the advantages of owning a franchise$ he readily asserts he is very satisfied with the service and support he gets. aganda ang after sales service nila 28heir after sales service is e(cellent4. 8hey 1uic"ly respond when I report proble&s in the store. %e reiterates that in this industry$ it is i&portant for a service provider to act 1uic"ly. 8here is a need to live up to the brand's na&e. Secondly$ Vilches is happy about what he describes as r. !uic"ie's superb custo&er practice. %e finds satisfaction as well as the thought that he helps a lot of custo&ers who need to fi( personal belongings fro& shoes to bags. I a& glad to be part of their attach&ents to their beloved ite&s$ he says. *s for the invest&ent$ he ad&its that although the store &ay see& &ee" and s&all$ the franchise is actually &ore than how &uch you thin" it costs. #ut he also e&phasi9es$ *fter all$ this is not a &ediocre type of business.
Insights shared to others ;verall$ Vilches' satisfaction and content&ent over owning and operating his own r. !uic"ie franchise e&anates fro& the good e(perience he has been en)oying since he started operating the franchise. 8hat is why he is currently planning to open another r. !uic"ie store in the near future. %e discloses that he &ay open his second store ne(t year$ if not later this year. %e has this advice to all other r. !uic"ie franchise operators li"e hi&self< #e hands on with your business. It will pay off to learn so &uch about this business. %ave an open &ind to gain greater e(posure. %e adds$ =ou should personally supervise your store. 8o other would,be entrepreneurs$ Vilches has this to share< 8ry to co&e up with a budget first before &a"ing invest&ents. 6hec" out websites$ li"e >ntrepreneur.co&.ph$ to loo" for pro&ising opportunities. 6o&pare potential businesses according to consu&ers' needs. ?ust li"e Vilches$ you$ too$ can be an entrepreneur and still stri"e an ideal wor",life balance. 6hec" out the opportunity to buy and operate your own r. !uic"ie franchised store here. 0ead &ore< http://business.inquirer.net/11!!/"r-quickie-franchisee-talks-about-work- life-balance#i$%%!!&%1'()*
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