Orrin Woodward and Chris Brady -
Leading the Consumer Rebellion
The following article, "Leading the Consumer Rebellion," was written by Orrin Woodward
and Chris Brady, founders of the Team.
We wrote the book,
Leading the Consumer Rebellion,
because we needed a way to capture the rationale behind
our business and be able to explain it to others. The Internet is such a huge trend
that experts aren't even calling it a trend anymore. They are saying that the Internet
is the dawn of a new age, specifically, the Information Age. Distribution is the
area where many of the biggest fortunes were made in the past four or five decades.
And finally, franchising as a business principle has not been surpassed. The combination
of these three business trends comprises the content of the book.
Complete "Leading the Consumer Rebellion" Article
by Orrin Woodward and Chris Brady
Orrin Woodward -
Where Have All the Heroes Gone?
The following article, "Where Have All the Heroes Gone?" was written by Orrin Woodward, founder of the Team. In the article, Orrin Woodward discusses the differences between a heroic vs. anti-heroic way of life. Orrin is concerned about the importance of our free enterprise system being taken for granted today. Without the entrepreneur who is the catalyst of growth, the free enterprise system will not work. Orrin does not expect the reader to agree with every point he makes, but he does ask that we seek the truth so that we may all grow in our understanding of what has made America such a blessed country.
Complete "Where Have All the Heroes Gone?" Article
by Orrin Woodward
Orrin Woodward -
Success Is a Process
The following article, "Success Is a Process" was written by Orrin Woodward, founder of the Team. In the article, Orrin Woodward discusses the first few years of his son Jordan's wrestling "career."
Orrin Woodward, in the article, identifies and discusses the similarities between Jordan's experiences as a new wrestler and the Team businesses with respect to learning something new and unfamiliar, planning and goal setting, applying learned principles, and the gratification of experiencing eventual (though not guaranteed) success.
Complete "Success Is a Process" Article
by Orrin Woodward
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