How to Make Friends With Your Numbers

Welcome inside the vault. This is a collection of previously unreleased lessons from eight-figure entrepreneurial mastermind RJon Robins. And in case you didn’t see the warning label – this content can be explicit and it is for serious entrepreneurs only. 

This week we’re sharing a teaching from RJon's live quarterly meeting back in January of 2015. The title of the lesson is “How to Make Friends with Your Numbers” – and in this episode, RJon explains why mature entrepreneurs MUST get past their fear of numbers so that they can clearly see what's happening in their business. 

Let’s go to the vault! 

Calendar Q&A With RJon

This week we’re sharing one final segment from RJon's members-only meeting in Marina Del Rey back in 2014. In this session, RJon hosts a candid question-and-answer session to help his members start using their calendars like the profit-generating tools they are meant to be. 

The Calendar Exercise

This week we’re continuing to share lessons from RJon's members-only meeting in Marina Del Rey back in 2014. In this segment, RJon talks about how he and his wife Ale used their calendar to go from totally broke to the owners of a multi-million dollar business in just a few short years. 

Stop Treading Water

This week we’re sharing the second part of RJon's lesson about how to use your calendar to become more productive. He explains why most business owners spend the majority of their time “treading water” and how YOU can invest your time more productively. 

Use Your Calendar to Make a Profit

This week we’re sharing part of a teaching that RJon gave to his members in Marina Del Rey, California, all the way back in 2014. In this episode, RJon talks about the difference between being “busy” and being “productive” – and how you can use your calendar to become more profitable

Peace of Mind (Part 2)

This week’s lesson is the second part of RJon's talk on finding peace of mind. He reveals the key to peace of mind is having faith. Not in a religious sense, but in knowing that your systems and processes that you created will serve you well when challenges come.