Coffee With Ryan

Take Rich Dad Poor Dad’s concepts and apply them to your business.

Life causes you to reflect from time to time, and today is another good time to do so.

Entrepreneurs constantly get in their own way. Stop overthinking and execute.

There are several ways to hire and knowing when to hire what is important.

You have to be able to identify when to step away from the right things.

Don’t get caught up in the latest trend. Remember who you are marketing to and where the best place to connect with them is.

Find someone to hold you accountable and start making the needle move.

Finishing up our mental health series, stop committing to stupid stuff.

You are doing great! Keep it up.

Continuing our mental health series, you have to master the art of saying no.

Build your team with the best people in each lane. Then build a culture for them to thrive there.

Continuing our mental health series, entrepreneurship is a rollercoaster and it is important to step off the ride.

Find your opportunity in the market right now. It isn’t a recession, it is an economic downturn.

Continuing our mental health series, find a way to truly go dark and spend the right time, energy, and effort on the right things.

Entrepreneurship is hard. You have to put a focus on your mental health if you want to truly succeed. Find your outlet and stay balanced.

Ryan invites his first guest onto the show and they discuss a takeaway from a previous episode.

Are you ignoring your current customers??

Accept the current reality and make a change to get ahead of the situation.

Why did you decide to leap?

It is never to late to make that change in your life.

Take the time to better the experience, product, or service for your customer.

Change the way you look at your competitors.

You own your business, so own your story.

Ryan uses this technique to be more efficient with his time and energy.

Treat Yourself! Take the time to do something you enjoy!!

Ryan gives a few tech tools he uses and recommends to small businesses.

Don’t forget about the best marketing tool you have, word of mouth advertising. Make sure you are relevant in your community and continue to tell your story.

Make sure you don’t get stuck inside your small business box. Take the time to get outside of your environment and let you brain release.

Improving your Cashflow is a constant goal for small businesses. Make sure you are approaching it the right way with these Cashflow tips.

Entrepreneur burn out is a real thing. Make sure you are balancing yourself regularly to be the best you in all aspects of your life.

Ryan wants you and your business to succeed. Go do the thing you have been putting off today. DO IT!

Ryan talks through different channels to drive traffic to your foundational website.

Dive deep into Ryan’s proven advertising strategy and prevent your business from wasting advertising dollars.

How well do you understand your ideal customer? “Everyone” is not your customer. Dive in with Ryan and find out.

If you simply do what you say you are going to do, you are in the top 10% of businesses. Give your customer what they deserve.

Is your business setup to take advantage of a recession? Dive in with Ryan and find out.

Don’t build your business without the right brand. Tell your business story correctly while staying consistent.

Is the digital foundation of your business strong enough? Take a quick deep dive into Ryan’s philosophy on your digital foundation.

Your website should be the marketing foundation for your business. Dive deep with Ryan on why this is important and how to ensure your foundation is solid.

Understand the difference between marketing and advertising and make sure your business isn’t putting the cart in front of the horse.

Our first submitted question will be answered today. What is Ryan’s story?

Dig deeper into your cybersecurity protection and policies. Small businesses continue to suffer more than needed when affected by a cybersecurity attack.

Fall in love with failing. It is the single most powerful tool you can use in your business.

Get back to the basics of Social Media. Most small business owners have drifted too far away from the original reason they started on social media. Get back on track with your social media strategy.

Make sure your bank is the correct partner for your business.

Make sure your business is structured and budgeted to pay yourself correctly. Don’t get into the habit of robbing one to pay another. The health of your business relies on it.

Overhead is the quickest way to bankrupt a business. Be smart about your overhead commitments and try to find a way to cut back where you can. Maximize and track your ROI and be honest with yourself about the results.

Most small business owners don’t truly understand the risks of cybersecurity or what actually causes them.

Feedback, good or bad, is crucial to understanding the full scope of your business. Reviews are a great way to hear from your buying customers as well as set yourself up for success on landing your next one.

No marketing campaign will give you the results you want if your foundation isn’t solid. It all starts with your website.