The Rundown with Ramon - Ramon Ray - small business podcast for entrepreneurs

The stories, the heroes, the actions, the volunteers that turn out during disasters are compelling. You'd think it was a movie, but sadly it's not. It's real life. Lives lost, houses gone, money lost, lives changed forever. Disasters affect local communities around the world, around the United Stations all the time. Today I want to put a spotlight on the hurricane disaster and relief and recovery efforts in Ashville, North Carolina and surrounding communities - led by my friend Adam Smith of Savage Freedoms. See more details here - www.ZoneofGenius.com/https://zoneofgenius.com/ashville-recovery/ Donate here - https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-ashevilles-helicopter-rescue-efforts

Redefining Prosperity with Ruchi Pinniger: A Fresh Perspective on Success In this episode, we dive into the concept of redefining prosperity with Ruchi Pinniger, founder and CEO of Watch Her Prosper. Ruchi challenges traditional notions of success, presenting a holistic approach that goes beyond financial metrics. Key points discussed: 1. The three pillars of prosperity: wellbeing, spirituality, and relationships 2. The RIR method: Recognize, Interrupt, and Reframe negative thoughts 3. Transforming your relationship with money by examining childhood experiences 4. Practical tips for shifting from a scarcity mindset to one of abundance Ruchi shares actionable advice for listeners to start their journey towards a more balanced and fulfilling sense of prosperity. Whether you're an entrepreneur, a busy parent, or just starting your adult life, this episode offers valuable insights to help you redefine what prosperity means to you. Tune in to discover how you can cultivate a prosperous mindset and create a life of true abundance – in finances, relationships, and personal wellbeing.

This edition of the Rundown with Ramon, small business expert, Ramon Ray gives tips on how you can turn your next crisis into an opportunity. How do you handle when things go wrong and not let it keep you back. This episode includes insights from Tania Karam, who helps people transform their lives into abundance.

In this episode of "The Rundown with Ramon," host Ramon Ray interviews Chad Kerby, author of "Speak and Get What You Want: Communicate Like the World's Most Successful Leaders." Kerby shares valuable insights on effective communication, emphasizing the importance of self-awareness, energy matching, and focusing on others' interests. He introduces concepts like the "Track and Field Principle," which highlights the power of passion in communication, and discusses the significance of maintaining a sharp focus to avoid overwhelming your audience. Throughout the conversation, Kirby stresses the need for continuous improvement in communication skills, regardless of one's current expertise level. This engaging discussion offers practical tips for enhancing both personal and professional communication, making it a must-listen for anyone looking to improve their ability to connect and influence others effectively.

In this episode of the Rundown with Ramon, Ramon Ray, small business expert and publisher of ZoneofGenius.com, talks about  Why We Should Take More Risk and not let Fear Stop Us and more tips to help you live your best life or start or grow your business. Other topics in this episode include:  - Why Your Appearance Matters- Types of Loans for Your Business- Patience is Essential for Business Success- How to Build Generational Wealth- How to Better Automate Time and Project Management In Your Business

Today we're diving into an eye-opening conversation with Holly Reid, CEO of The Master Playbook. Holly's on a mission to help families and business owners build lasting wealth and leave a powerful legacy. Key takeaways from our chat: 1. Legacy building isn't just for the ultra-rich. It's about creating value that lasts beyond your lifetime. 2. Forget complex financial jargon - Holly focuses on mindset shifts to kickstart your wealth journey. 3. Resistance from family members? Holly offers tips to address concerns and highlight the positive impact of increased wealth. 4. We discuss the importance of preparing your business for unexpected events. Holly shared a personal story that really drives this point home. 5. Action steps you can take today: Adopt a "legacy builder mentality," invest in yourself and your community, and start documenting your business assets properly. Holly's company, The Master Playbook, is all about empowering the next generation to master money. Whether you're a parent or a business owner, her insights can help you create a lasting financial impact. Want to learn more? Check out themasterplaybook.com or follow @themasterplaybook on social media. Remember, as Holly says, "Legacy isn't built on intention alone. You have to take intentional action." So let's get out there and start building our financial legacies! Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share if you found this valuable. Until next time!

Why Selling Through Retail Stores Might Not Be a Great Option for Small Business Owners and more tips for small business.

In this episode of "The Rundown with Ramon," host Ramon Ray interviews Dixie Bagley, a self-made entrepreneur in the wedding industry. Dixie shares her inspiring journey from humble beginnings in Mississippi to becoming a successful business owner, operating a 300-acre wedding venue and multiple related businesses. She discusses her early start in the workforce at age 13, her "learn-it-all" mentality, and the importance of authenticity in business relationships. Dixie emphasizes the value of perseverance, consistent marketing efforts through free social media platforms, and knowing when to diversify or collaborate with other professionals. Her story highlights the power of hustle combined with smart decision-making, offering valuable insights for aspiring entrepreneurs and small business owners on how to overcome challenges and build a thriving business.

In a recent episode of "The Rundown with Ramon," host Ramon Ray interviewed Darlene Goins, Head of Philanthropy and Community Impact at Wells Fargo and President of the Wells Fargo Foundation. The discussion centered on Wells Fargo's Open for Business Fund, a $420 million initiative launched in response to the COVID-19 pandemic to support small businesses, particularly those in historically marginalized communities. Goins explained how the fund works by providing flexible capital to Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs) and other community organizations, which in turn offer grants, low-cost loans, and technical assistance to small businesses. The conversation highlighted the significant impact of the Open for Business Fund, which has supported over 336,000 small businesses and helped create or preserve more than 461,000 jobs. Goins emphasized the importance of strengthening the overall ecosystem for small businesses and shared how the initial investment grew to $2.1 billion through leveraging. She also offered valuable advice for both new and established small business owners, encouraging them to tap into support networks, seek personalized expertise, and focus on asset ownership. The interview underscored Wells Fargo's commitment to using philanthropy as a catalyst for lasting impact, innovation, and job creation in underserved communities.

Today's Rundown with Ramon was the BEST Ever! - Why #Genx is nervous about #retirement - The Missing American Dream - Hidden and average #millionaire families - How to Use #AI for #sales - B2B Cold Calling Works - Traits of Bad Managers - Omitting the Herbs - advice from Seth Godin