Ryan Jamison Email & Phone Number

This section isn't about me. This section is for my people. The entrepreneurs and business owners. Frankly, no one wants to read a boring third person "bio" that someone wrote for themselves. What really matters to you is what I do, whom I do it for, why I do it and how much it can cost you. Ego can be so tiresome. So, let's drop it, fair enough? If you read all the way to the end of this thing, I'll have a piece of advice for you. It's free, however, there's always a catch right? The catch is, the advice will not make sense if you just skip to the bottom. I aspire to be the friend to entrepreneurs and business owners that I needed when I started. I know what it's like to be buried under a dream that no one else understands. I have stood on the front porch wondering how I was going to tell my wife that I didn't have the money for the bills. I have felt the startling realization that I was being successful. Entrepreneurship can be one of the most incredibly lonely, exciting, frustrating and beautiful experiences we humans can have. I build clones, well, kind of. I develop tools, training, processes and systems so that you can make each minute you spend on your business the most efficient minute it can be. I can almost make that magical employee appear. That extra set of hands you need but can't quite pay their wages yet? Yeah, like that. Over time, I figured out what I needed, what I should have done and how I should have done it. So, I built stuff from those lessons. If you are happy with what you are doing, congratulations! However, if you are not happy, or if deep down, you know something is off, you and I both know what is going to happen now. You will either make that little hmm sound and move on or, you will reach out. It's simple math. This is life. Either choice you make, own it. Some of you reading this have been burned by people who promised you something very similar to what I do. I've been burned too. In fact, so far, in one fashion or another, I have been burned out of an easy $250,000. The sad part is I could have avoided that. I just didn't know who to trust and whom to avoid. I've built, sold, lost, closed and started businesses. I've won and I've lost. You can benefit from my experience and what I've built, or you can go learn all the same lessons the hard way like I did. I don't want that for you. You don't want that for you. Now, you have to pick what you are going to do in the next 10 seconds. Good luck!Advice: you can always make more money, however, you can only spend time once.Working for your success,Ryan Jamison.

Listed skills include Management Consulting, Change Management, Business Process Improvement, Business Analysis, and 45 others.

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  Missouri State University