This story appears in the October 2021 issue of Entrepreneur. Subscribe » Rachelle Nurse and Joseph Goodly were not having fun. They’re a married nurse and physician — yes, Nurse is a nurse — and they wanted to buy a franchise to create a new source of income for their family, but most brands were too […]
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