All posts by Ron Gordon

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Is Your Business For Sale

Have you ever been asked if you wanted to sell your business? If someone came through the door today and asked you if you wanted to sell your business, what would say? Maybe not today,

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This Is A Job Only You Can Do!

I certainly don’t have to tell you that things don’t always go as planned, as I am sure you have those days, too. Anyway, I was going to send you a link to last week’s

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What If You Drove Your Car Like This?

Can I ask you a question? What would happen if you used only your rear-view mirror and not the windshield when driving your car down the road? The results would predictably, not be good. The

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Are You Living In A Mental Cave?

The desert is full of surprising contradictions. I see barren landscapes and the prettiest of blossoms within inches of each other. (Don’t touch those blossoms by way, they are engineered to survive and they will

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Beating The Competition Starts With Information.

The responses I received from my last email are very much appreciated and have already been included in my speaking presentation. Thank you to all who contributed! When it’s all said and done the biggest

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How Many Times Do You Follow Up On A Sales Presentation?

I was telling one of my VIP clients the other day that I love doing a sales presentation. They looked back with a raised eyebrow, in disbelief. Now mind you, it wasn’t always that way.

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Could I Get Your Feedback, Please?

I am working on finalizing my presentation at a major fitness convention, where I will be speaking. Could I get your help? What is the biggest challenge facing your business right now? There are no

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This Is How To Celebrate A Major Breakthrough

Like most business mentors, I do the day-to-day work online. But since I have a mobile office and I travel the country chasing sunshine ( 🙂 ), I have the unique opportunity to visit my

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Here Is A Free Gift For You!

When I started my fitness business I was pretty naive. I figured that “If I built it, they would come.” I worked hard, gave my “friends” discounts, worked harder, struggled to pay my bills for