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I read a news article about Tropical Storm Eta this morning. And it said there’s “dangerous flooding across Florida’s most densely populated urban areas on Monday after it made landfall in the Florida Keys.” Apparently there are a lot of stranded cars and neighborhoods that have no place for the water to drain.

Avoid a Tropical Storm Eta in your business

And Tropical Storm Eta could still become a minimum hurricane.

Yikes.

I don’t know about you, but massive flooding and hurricane winds spook me. And I’m sure glad I live way above sea level right now. Because can you imagine how much planning and organization there has to be to prepare for a foot of rain? And that’s on top of another foot of rain that already happened.

The article I read said city officials, in Fort Lauderdale, sent out around 24 tanker trucks with giant vacuums to soak up as much water as possible. And they handed out 6,000 sandbags to local residents.

And I can only imagine how difficult it’ll be for anyone still there to get food and water. So, I hope the people in charge have plans in place.

Yeah, you probably already figured out I’m connecting this story to what I’m always talking about. Right? And that’s because basically every situation in life requires at least some sort of system.

Moms working at home with kids. Solo entrepreneurs, And giant corporations. Without a system they all are on the verge of a tropical storm of confusion with massive floods of chaos.

How’s that for a doom and gloom analogy?

But here’s the good news.

My RondaReady system can help you put a giant sandbag wall up around your business. And it can also help you vacuum up the floodwaters of disorganization.

But you should only jump into my system when you’re really ready to be the highly organized CEO of your business. Don’t let the storms sneak up on you, and…

Stay Ready,
Ronda

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About Ronda

After 14 years in a management position for a large corporation in the same industry, Ronda decided to make a change. She wanted to explore something besides what her insurance background offered. The benefits of self-employment certainly interested her... * More time with her family, * Doing what she loved, and * Making more money Ronda looked for opportunity, and became a partner in a small business in early 2000. She observed how unpredictable their lead generation and profits were and decided to make an intense study of the industry. Before long, she mastered all the technical details of the business. Once immersed in formal training, coaching, and implementation...she discovered how to build a better business. She developed and integrated a new business model with an emphasis on referrals. Over time, Ronda's consistent, reliable, and predictable marketing strategies created clearly defined roles for all operational components of the company. And that lead to an increased overall production of 82% over the next 6 years. Gross annual profits increased from $310,000 to $1.7M in 4 years. The business opened second and third divisions. In 3 years those divisions earned over $4M. News of those successes got around. And Ronda was approached by several small business owners and entrepreneurs. They wanted to know her "business secrets". She started taking on clients who were willing to do what it takes to be true business owners and create business profits. Since then, Ronda has helped scores of clients convert their business owner dreams into reality.

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