Financial Survival Network

Cliff Nonnenmacher shared his entrepreneurial journey, detailing his transition from managing a portfolio at Morgan Stanley to investing in a remanufacturing company for toner cartridges. He discussed his experiences in franchising, scaling 36 units, and focusing on turning around failing businesses in Florida, highlighting the importance of discipline and due diligence in investing. Cliff now runs a consulting firm, Frenocity, to assist investors in navigating franchise opportunities, while also criticizing corporate culture and diversity initiatives for contributing to workforce dissatisfaction. The discussion then focused on the significance of experience and training in aviation, with Cliff using the example of successful emergency landings to emphasize the need for reliable metrics. Kerry Lutz supported this by referencing a seasoned pilot, discussing the evolution of training quality. They agreed on the importance of learning from past experiences to achieve success across various fields, including fran