RJon Robins: From The Vault

RJon Robins
RJon Robins: From The Vault

Welcome inside the vault. This is a collection of previously unreleased lessons from eight-figure entrepreneurial mastermind RJon Robins. This content is for serious entrepreneurs only. If you’re ready to be challenged, if you’re ready to step outside your comfort zone, if you’re ready to level-up your business and your life in a massive way… you’ve come to the right place. Let’s go to the vault!

  1. 3H AGO

    G.A.S. Calls Q&A

    "The main objective of the call, and you got to stay true to the spirit of the call, we are genuinely and sincerely checking in on the person... to see if they're okay, to see how we can be of service." 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 is for serious entrepreneurs only. In this lesson, RJon addresses real questions from How To MANAGE a Small Law Firm members about conducting G.A.S. Calls effectively. Get ready for a lively Q&A session filled with best practices law firm owners can put into action today. Key Takeaways: Problems you discover through client outreach are opportunities to improve your businessG.A.S. Calls are genuine check-ins, not social calls - stay focusedBatch calls (former clients, referral sources, not engaged) to improve quickly through repetitionGet your self-esteem out of the conversationValue isn't about your credentials or how great you are, it's about the client's specific situation and needsThrough practical coaching and real-world examples, RJon illustrates how effective G.A.S. Calls are about understanding the client's situation deeply enough to demonstrate relevant value. Let's go to the vault! ---------- Turn the lessons in this episode into an actionable growth plan for your business with the FREE 5-Week Business Plan Bootcamp. https://htm.live/bootcamp

    16 min
  2. JUL 7

    The Secret of G.A.S. Calls

    "There are hundreds of thousands of lawyers right now all over the country whining and complaining about, "I don't have enough business and I don't have any clients and I don't have any money." But the fact of the matter is that is all a bunch of bullshit because if you've got no business, what that means is you've got plenty of time. And with time and creativity, you can get all the money you want or need in life." – RJon Robins 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 is for serious entrepreneurs only. In this workshop lesson for How To MANAGE a Small Law Firm members, RJon introduces the concept of G.A.S. Calls. This is a proven method which obliterates the common excuse that lawyers use about not having enough business or money. He challenges law firm owners to use their time and creativity to generate all the revenue they need through genuine care and structured conversations. RJon demonstrates how to create value while building lasting professional relationships with clients, prospects, and referral sources.  Key Takeaways: Why G.A.S. Calls are profitableA deeper exploration about where clients are now versus where they want to be in the future How referrals are like a GPS for your future business profitabilityThe importance of a simple system to track referralsThroughout the episode, RJon emphasizes that G.A.S. Calls focus on relationship-building through meaningful conversations that create value for everyone involved. Let's go to the vault! ---------- Turn the lessons in this episode into an actionable growth plan for your business with the FREE 5-Week Business Plan Bootcamp. https://htm.live/bootcamp

    15 min
  3. JUN 2

    The 4 Stages of Business Growth (And How to Break Through)

    "If you're not making a lot of mistakes in your business, I know two things: you probably take pride in the wrong things, and your business has stagnated."  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 is for serious entrepreneurs only. In this lesson from the May 2014 Live Quarterly Meeting, RJon breaks down the four predictable stages of business growth. He covers mindset, leverage, business systems and the planning it takes to move through each stage.  Key Takeaways: 1. Your family are your first investors. They expect a return on their investment. 2. Every business goes through four stages of growth. 3. Getting stuck early is often caused by lack of leverage, lack of planning, and lack of belief. It's not due to lack of opportunity.  4. Building systems and tracking metrics are essential to moving from a self-run job to a sustainable and scalable business. 5. A million-dollar law firm is not about ease. It's about making faster, better decisions and having a platform to do more good. In this episode, RJon draws from personal experience, including both successes and failures. He offers a practical roadmap to help entrepreneurial law firm owners recognize where they are, what's holding them back, and how to break through to the next level. Let's go to the vault! ---------- Turn the lessons in this episode into an actionable growth plan for your business with the FREE 5-Week Business Plan Bootcamp. https://htm.live/bootcamp

    24 min
  4. MAY 26

    Slow to Hire, Fast to Fire

    "Everyone is always doing the best they can do. When you see someone loafing off and doing a horrible job, it's important not to take that personally. As bad as that is, that person is doing the best they can do." 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 is for serious entrepreneurs only. In this important lesson, RJon walks members of How To MANAGE a Small Law Firm through the difficult but necessary process of firing low-performing employees with integrity and compassion. He explains why being "slow to hire and fast to fire" protects your business, your team, and even the person being terminated. Through candid insights and practical strategies, RJon addresses the emotional challenges business owners face when making these types of difficult decisions.  Key Takeaways: 1. Be as objective as possible when thinking about employee performance or lack thereof 2. Good employees want bad performers gone just as much as you do 3. Take the "relief test": If you'd feel relief if someone gave their two weeks' notice, they need to go 4. Understand the strategic options between immediate termination or a "workout" arrangement 5. Having a termination checklist prepared before you need it puts business owners in a position of strength at all times RJon acknowledges that it is normal to feel uncomfortable about firing someone. He explains how planning and the right mindset prepare law firm owners to handle these difficult situations while protecting their business and supporting the rest of their team. Let's go to the vault! ---------- Turn the lessons in this episode into an actionable growth plan for your business with the FREE 5-Week Business Plan Bootcamp. https://htm.live/bootcamp

    18 min

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Welcome inside the vault. This is a collection of previously unreleased lessons from eight-figure entrepreneurial mastermind RJon Robins. This content is for serious entrepreneurs only. If you’re ready to be challenged, if you’re ready to step outside your comfort zone, if you’re ready to level-up your business and your life in a massive way… you’ve come to the right place. Let’s go to the vault!

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