Before You Say Yes, Prove It’s a Terrible Idea

18 Jan 2026 · 1 min
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Cameron Herold required the Nurse Next Door board to spend an hour arguing why franchising would be terrible before approving it. The exercise, which included a 30-minute pitch and a written case against the idea, forced them to examine real downsides and fight confirmation bias. They franchised anyway.

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