Think About Your Business From a Buyer’s Perspective

This week kicks off a four-part series where RJon works through core concepts that every entrepreneur has to understand in order to make their business more profitable.

In Part 1, RJon explains why it's so important to think through your business through the lens of a potential buyer – whether or not you're actually planning to sell it.

Leaders Cannot Stop

This week, RJon explains what makes an entrepreneur a great leader… and it isn't what most people think. Want to be a better leader? Listen up.

Entrepreneurs Think Differently (Part 2)

This week we're sharing Part 2 of a two-part episode taken from RJon's Live Quarterly Meeting in October 2017 which was meant to inspire business owners to think differently about their business and unlearn several key lessons most of us are taught growing up. 

In today's episode, RJon challenges you to stop trading your time for self-esteem, and start trading money for time. You will learn why it IS possible to build an extraordinary business and life for yourself… while at the same time, improving the lives of people around you.

Entrepreneurs Think Differently (Part 1)

This week we're sharing Part 1 of a two-part episode taken from RJon's Live Quarterly Meeting in October 2017, which was meant to help you “think differently” about your business and unlearn many of the lessons most of us are taught growing up. 

In Part 1, RJon teaches about the Power of Positive Association… and he explains why, contrary to popular belief, the path to success is actually FULL of shortcuts.

Shadows in the Cave

This week, we're jumping back to RJon's Live Quarterly Meeting from January of 2018, which was called  “The Allegory of Your Firm.” In this lesson, RJon talks about “truth” – and why it's so important to know whether the “truths” you believe about your life and your business are real, or whether they're simply shadows in the cave.

Failure IS An Option

In this episode, RJon explains why entrepreneurs need to get comfortable with being uncomfortable – and why winners can't be afraid to fail.