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Jonathan Cronstedt oversaw the growth of Kajabi as it grew to a $2B valuation over 5 years.   In this week's podcast, I sat down with John at our mastermind in San Diego to talk about expansion and how to take advantage of opportunities.   Learn what made Kajabi a winner, and why John thinks entrepreneurship is a great option for financial freedom.   If you want to build your own million dollar brand, head to https://capitalism.com/playbook to download the Free Playbook to start on your own road to $1M and beyond.   To get on the waitlist for the Capitalism Accelerator, head to https://capitalism.com/launch   Connect with me on Instagram at https://instagram.com/ryandanielmoran

Want to turn your business into force of nature? Has your marketing strategy been feeling off? Are you ready to differentiate with emotional appeal and authenticity? Today we are joined by none other than JCRON, seasoned entrepreneur and strategist who has seen monumental success with Kajabi, a leading platform in the digital business space. We freaking LOVED this conversation. He is genuinely trying to help. He is sharing all his secrets and lessons from growing Kajabi 2,153% to a $2,000,000,000 valuation in just 5 years. Here are some of the #GoldenBoulders from today! -The emotional triggers that drive every buying decision -How to co-create the perfect product with your customers -The delicate balance of marketing vs. product improvement -Why authentic customer stories outperform high-production ads -The power of product quality and customer experience over flashy marketing Such an epic conversation! Enjoy! Timestamped Overview: 01:00 Paid media evolved into customer storytelling success. 07:05 Authenticity is key in modern content creation. 09:26 Amplifiers of success: product, marketing, sales, people. 12:33 Exciting story inspires entrepreneurial journey with Kajabi. 16:24 Recognize and address deficiencies; seek transformative solutions. 19:33 Deliver on promises, focus on helping customers. 20:36 Emphasizing success and support for entrepreneurs. 26:26 Emphasizing resonance in content, organization, and introspection. 30:14 Balancing resources and marketing for business growth. 31:46 Choose a product the market actually wants. 34:57 Different approach to personal branding and communication. 39:47 Blessed with mentors, access to quality people. 40:43 Few inflection points determine quality of success. Connect with Jonathan: LinkedIn Twitter Website Connect with Fonzi: Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Twitter Connect with LUISDA: Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Twitter Subscribe to the podcast on Youtube, Apple, Spotify, Google, Stitcher, or anywhere you listen to your podcasts. You can find this episode plus all previous episodes here. If this episode was helpful, please don't forget to leave us a review by clicking here, and share it with a friend.

Ever wondered what it takes to build a multi-billion-dollar company from scratch? Settle in as Mike chats with Jonathan Cronstedt, better known as JCron. JCron is the force behind Kajabi, a company that has revolutionized the knowledge commerce industry. JCron unpacks his entrepreneurial journey, from the inception of the company, the trials and tribulations, the strategies that led to its success, to his life post-exit. He shares valuable insights on the significance of self-belief, the power of focus, and putting in the work before expecting results. He also shares his counter-intuitive belief on why people should come last in business.While JCron was the President at Kajabi, the company grew 2153%, achieving a $2B valuation within five years. After his 20-plus years in executive leadership, operations, and strategy, JCron developed the Bullseye Formula - his proven method for scaling to exit. Using the Bullseye Formula, JCron invests in and advises a diverse portfolio of companies through The Cronstedt Company, where he is Chairman and CEO. JCron is dedicated to supporting and equipping the next generation of entrepreneurs. He believes entrepreneurship is the single greatest transformational force in our world, and it may just be the thing that saves it.This conversation goes beyond entrepreneurship; it delves into the importance of meaning and purpose in life. JCron shares on how transformational books shaped his life, how the power of thoughts can create our realities, and the critical role of owning your audience in today's digital world.Connect with Jonathan Cronstedt:Website: significanlc.comTwitter: @thejcronTo Connect with Mike: Website LinkedIn Instagram Twitter YouTube Coaching Get Mike's book: Owner Shift Please LIKE

Ever wondered what it takes to build a multi-billion-dollar company from scratch? Settle in as Mike chats with Jonathan Cronstedt, better known as JCron. JCron is the force behind Kajabi, a company that has revolutionized the knowledge commerce industry. JCron unpacks his entrepreneurial journey, from the inception of the company, the trials and tribulations, the strategies that led to its success, to his life post-exit. He shares valuable insights on the significance of self-belief, the power of focus, and putting in the work before expecting results. He also shares his counter-intuitive belief on why people should come last in business.While JCron was the President at Kajabi, the company grew 2153%, achieving a $2B valuation within five years. After his 20-plus years in executive leadership, operations, and strategy, JCron developed the Bullseye Formula - his proven method for scaling to exit. Using the Bullseye Formula, JCron invests in and advises a diverse portfolio of companies through The Cronstedt Company, where he is Chairman and CEO. JCron is dedicated to supporting and equipping the next generation of entrepreneurs. He believes entrepreneurship is the single greatest transformational force in our world, and it may just be the thing that saves it.This conversation goes beyond entrepreneurship; it delves into the importance of meaning and purpose in life. JCron shares on how transformational books shaped his life, how the power of thoughts can create our realities, and the critical role of owning your audience in today's digital world.Connect with Jonathan Cronstedt:Website: significanlc.comTwitter: @thejcronTo Connect with Mike: Website LinkedIn Instagram Twitter YouTube Coaching Get Mike's book: Owner Shift Please LIKE

What's the secret to finding fulfillment after achieving massive entrepreneurial success? Find out in this conversation with the ex-President and current Board Director of $2 billion online course platform Kajabi, Jonathan Cronstedt, also known as JCron.

Elzie Flenard engages in a dynamic conversation with Jonathan Cronstedt about leadership, self-leadership, and the transformative journey of Kajabi. Jonathan emphasizes the evolving nature of leadership across different stages, highlighting the challenges of self-leadership and the need to overcome the desire for approval.Their discussion explores the intricate relationship between purpose, culture, and business growth, drawing inspiration from Netflix's "good goodbye" concept. Jonathan introduces the "bullseye" concept from his upcoming book, "Billion Dollar Bullseye," outlining seven core areas of focus in a business. Purpose, profit, product, prestige, promotion, persuasion, and people form the concentric rings that contribute to a company's growth.Jonathan shares valuable lessons for entrepreneurs, urging them to focus on solving real problems, remaining customer-centric, and adapting to the evolving landscape of business. As the conversation unfolds, listeners gain deep insights into the dynamics of leadership, navigating challenges, and the power of purpose in driving entrepreneurial success.Episode Highlights:13:31 - The most famous quote on culture is from Peter Drucker, who says "Culture eats strategy for breakfast", and he's right. This is one of those areas where I think the biggest mistake that most companies are making as it relates to their culture is that they're trying to be everything to everybody. And you just simply can't be that, whether you're looking at the customers you serve, the employees you have, or even your own internal goals, I really do think that you've got to get very, very precise on what those goals are and how those goals are brought about through an organization.28:09 - I don't know the right answer for you. I know the right answer for Kajabi was to remain steadfastly focused. The outcome, which was the success of our customers, meant that when our customers needed email, we built email. When our customers needed automated live events, we built automated live events.It meant that whatever our customers needed, we were committed to staying at the forefront of that for them.32:20 - I'm a much bigger fan of actual intelligence than I am of artificial intelligence. That's the AI that I choose to focus on. I think that right now, AI is an amazing tool, but it's a terrible leader. If you're counting on the fact that AI is going to replace your business, then you probably deserve to be replaced by AI. If the world needed information and that was what was important or relevant, we'd already be set; you know, all of the information is online, available for free, and in a disorganized and possibly not true fashion, but it's all out there and available. And AI is learning off of that and is a little bit better. But I think we're going to see AI go through the same adoption curve that we always see everything go through that everyone's going to get really excited about, like the Internet in 1995.Connect with Elzie LinkedInJoin the Flame StartersSupport the journeyContact JonathanLinkedIn

In this episode, we sit down with the digital titan, Jonathan "JCron" Cronstedt. With over 20 years at the helm of executive leadership, JCron has been instrumental in the meteoric rise of ventures like Kajabi.com, helping to bootstrap the brand all the way to a $2 Billion Dollar Valuation. Dive deep as we discuss: • Embracing change in the tumultuous digital age. • The influence of industry stalwarts like Joe Polish on JCron's career. • Key strategies that have been game-changers in the SaaS world. • The significance of personal growth, mentorship, and taking calculated business risks. Beyond his illustrious career, JCron is a beacon for future entrepreneurs as the CEO of The Jonathan and Nicole Cronstedt Foundation. From business insights to life lessons, this conversation promises a treasure trove of wisdom. Follow Jonathan: Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cronstedt/ 

Welcome to Episode 17 of Grit Rising! In this captivating installment, join us for an extraordinary conversation with Jonathan Cronstedt, a seasoned entrepreneur, investor, and executive leader. Get ready to embark on a journey through the highs and lows of entrepreneurship as Jonathan shares his remarkable story of resilience, growth, and billion-dollar achievements. Jonathan's journey begins with humble beginnings in sales, where he took unconventional approaches, such as leaving business cards on fancy cars, until he found a mentor who guided him toward success. But as is often the case in the world of entrepreneurship, challenges arose, leading Jonathan to the brink of bankruptcy. However, this setback was just a turning point in his story. Jonathan's tenacity and determination led him to play a pivotal role in scaling the company Kajabi to a billion-dollar valuation. His insights into leadership, strategy, and the entrepreneurial mindset are invaluable for anyone seeking to navigate the complexities of business. In this episode, we explore the rollercoaster of entrepreneurship, the importance of resilience in the face of adversity, and the strategies that have propelled Jonathan to the pinnacle of success. Join us as we uncover the lessons learned on the road from business cards to billion-dollar achievements with Jonathan Cronstedt on Grit Rising!

Guest: Jonathan Cronstedt, the CEO and Chairman of The Cronstedt Company and its broadly diversified investment portfolio. JCron was recently the President (now board director) of Kajabi, a double-unicorn global SaaS platform. Overview: CEOs can win the battle for top talent but still lose the war with their competitors if they don't have systems in place where A players can thrive.  On today's show, Jonathan Cronstedt shares some contrarian takes on the relationship between the external and internal purposes of a business and the support that employees need to Make BIG Happen. 

Ever wondered what it takes to build a multi-billion dollar company from scratch? Settle in as Mike chats with Jonathan Cronstedt, better known as JCron. JCron is the force behind Kajabi, a company that has revolutionized the knowledge commerce industry. JCron unpacks his entrepreneurial journey, from the inception of the company, the trials and tribulations, the strategies that led to its success, to his life post-exit. He shares valuable insights on the significance of self-belief, the power of focus, and putting in the work before expecting results. He also shares his counter-intuitive belief on why people should come last in business. While JCron was the President at Kajabi, the company grew 2153%, achieving a $2B valuation within five years. After his 20-plus years in executive leadership, operations, and strategy, JCron developed the Bullseye Formula - his proven method for scaling to exit. Using the Bullseye Formula, JCron invests in and advises a diverse portfolio of companies through The Cronstedt Company, where he is Chairman and CEO. JCron is dedicated to supporting and equipping the next generation of entrepreneurs. He believes entrepreneurship is the single greatest transformational force in our world, and it may just be the thing that saves it. This conversation goes beyond entrepreneurship; it delves into the importance of meaning and purpose in life. JCron shares on how transformational books shaped his life, how the power of thoughts can create our realities, and the critical role of owning your audience in today's digital world. You will also gain a peek into how Kajabi is empowering people to turn their knowledge into a thriving business. If you're looking to chart your own entrepreneurial journey or seeking inspiration from a successful entrepreneur's story, this episode is a goldmine.Connect with Jonathan Cronstedt:LinkedIn: Jonathan CronstedtWebsite: significanlc.comTwitter: @thejcronFor books and other resources mentioned in this episode, visit: https://mikemalatesta.com/podcast/episode402/To Connect with Mike: Website LinkedIn Instagram Twitter YouTube Coaching Get Mike's book: Owner Shift Please LIKE

Ever wondered what it takes to build a multi-billion dollar company from scratch? Settle in as Mike chats with Jonathan Cronstedt, better known as JCron. JCron is the force behind Kajabi, a company that has revolutionized the knowledge commerce industry. JCron unpacks his entrepreneurial journey, from the inception of the company, the trials and tribulations, the strategies that led to its success, to his life post-exit. He shares valuable insights on the significance of self-belief, the power of focus, and putting in the work before expecting results. He also shares his counter-intuitive belief on why people should come last in business. While JCron was the President at Kajabi, the company grew 2153%, achieving a $2B valuation within five years. After his 20-plus years in executive leadership, operations, and strategy, JCron developed the Bullseye Formula - his proven method for scaling to exit. Using the Bullseye Formula, JCron invests in and advises a diverse portfolio of companies through The Cronstedt Company, where he is Chairman and CEO. JCron is dedicated to supporting and equipping the next generation of entrepreneurs. He believes entrepreneurship is the single greatest transformational force in our world, and it may just be the thing that saves it. This conversation goes beyond entrepreneurship; it delves into the importance of meaning and purpose in life. JCron shares on how transformational books shaped his life, how the power of thoughts can create our realities, and the critical role of owning your audience in today's digital world. You will also gain a peek into how Kajabi is empowering people to turn their knowledge into a thriving business. If you're looking to chart your own entrepreneurial journey or seeking inspiration from a successful entrepreneur's story, this episode is a goldmine.Connect with Jonathan Cronstedt:LinkedIn: Jonathan CronstedtWebsite: https://www.jcron.com/Twitter: @thejcronFor books and other resources mentioned in this episode, visit: https://mikemalatesta.com/podcast/episode402/To Connect with Mike: Website LinkedIn Instagram Twitter YouTube Coaching Get Mike's book: Owner Shift Please LIKE

Welcome to the Business Lunch Podcast with Roland Frasier, where industry leaders share their expertise and knowledge to help entrepreneurs thrive. In this episode, we bring you an engaging and insightful conversation between Roland Frasier and Jonathan Cronstedt.Jonathan Cronstedt, the CEO and Chairman of The Cronstedt Company, brings over 20 years of experience in executive leadership, strategy, operations, and growth to the table. With a proven track record at the highest levels of business, Jonathan is a seasoned performer who has successfully navigated various stages of growth, scale, and exit.As the former President of Kajabi.com, a global SaaS platform, Jonathan possesses extensive insights into business growth and scalability. Additionally, he serves as the CEO of The Jonathan and Nicole Cronstedt Foundation, dedicated to supporting the next generation of entrepreneurs. Whether you're a budding entrepreneur or an experienced business professional, you'll gain valuable insights, advice, and strategies to elevate your own ventures.Don't miss this extraordinary episode of the Business Lunch Podcast from The EPIC Network Live Event . Tune in to gain exclusive access to a dynamic discussion and unlock valuable lessons from two industry titans. HIGHLIGHTS“Make sure it's something that's worth it and that you're excited about.""The quality of people you have around you when you're asking important questions is the real difference-maker in business.""If you do not have some type of leverageable asset, something that can grow exponentially outside of just your direct involvement, you're not going to create the life that you want."TIMESTAMPS00:00: Introduction02:00: Jonathan's Breakthrough 08:06: A Decade Of Friendship 15:04: A Personal/Individualized Journey 19:42: Imposter Syndrom26:42: Education Vs Experience32:40: Patience 35:50: Starting & Nurturing RelationshipsCONNECT • Ask Roland a question HERE.RESOURCES: • 7 Steps to Scalable workbook • Get my book, Zero Down, FREETo learn more about Roland Frasier

Get ready for an electrifying podcast adventure that pits humans against high-tech brains! Join Jean and Jonathan Cronstedt as they take you on a thrilling ride into the future of education, where artificial intelligence (A.I.) is the star of the show. Hold on tight as you uncover the mind-blowing possibilities of A.I. in revolutionizing learning. From robotic classmates to super-smart tutors, it's a wild, captivating journey into a world where humans and machines compete for the ultimate gold star. Will we conquer the A.I. revolution or find ourselves schooled by our robot overlords? Tune in to find out and prepare to have your mind blown! Thank you for listening! Please subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts and give us a rating. - Need marketing strategy? Go to alpenglo.digital/ - Contact Jean: alpenglo.digital/get-in-touch/

In this episode, we will hear the story of Jonathan Cronstedt, also known as JCron, who went from bankruptcy to building a $2 billion company. He is going to share with us about the book he is writing: Billion Dollars Bullseye: My 7 Almost Never Fail Double Unicorn Strategy and will discuss valuable lessons for all people involved in the business.JCron also shares his journey with Kajabi, which he helped grow from a $6 million ARR company with 25 employees to a $2 billion valuation with over 400 team members. He discusses the challenges of dealing with success and how he struggled to figure out what to do after achieving such a significant milestone. Key takeaways:[00:00:12] Roland Frasier introduces Jonathan and shares his background story.[00:03:31] JCron talks about the impact of working with Roland, his generosity, and how he has influenced his business life.[00:07:56] The first three areas to focus on are foundational: purpose, profit, and product. Without these concepts, the business will not scale. Everything else serves as an amplifier.[00:20:55] Building in public allows you to move from a push strategy to a pull strategy. It attracts people to your business and helps articulate and optimize your purpose. This will be the biggest trend of entrepreneurship in the coming decade.[00:22:57] Profit is essential in your business, and knowing your numbers is key to making intelligent decisions.[00:27:33] Product is the single biggest lever in your business, and having a distinguished product and service is crucial for success.[00:28:59] The prestigious customer experience was an amplifier that changed the game for Kajabi.[00:43:40] Persuasion: Persuasion is an amplifier for your business, and it should pick up where marketing leaves off. The ultimate persuasion framework is based on Blair Warren's quote: "People will do anything for those who encourage their dreams, justify their failures, allay their fears, confirm their suspicions, and help them throw rocks at their enemies." Persuasion is about getting people intellectually engaged and emotionally charged to take action.[00:47:49] People: The final area of focus is people. To attract and retain A players, you need to have solid systems in place that support your people strategy. Hire slow and fire fast, and use "good goodbyes" to give people a respectable send-off when the business has grown in a different direction.[00:51:00] Conclusion: By focusing on purpose, product, profit, promotion, persuasion, and people, you can expand your target and hit your billion dollar bullseye.[00:53:28] Answering participant questions.[00:59:00] Jonathan advises focusing on your internal purpose to guide you through an existential crisis.[01:04:42] Roland Frasier emphasizes the importance of having a continuity of purpose in entrepreneurship even after the exit of a business. Having multiple businesses that one enjoys can provide continuity of purpose.[01:09:23] Jonathan Cronstedt answers a question on retention and emphasizes the financial and product functions of retention in a business. He also talks about net dollar retention as the holy grail of a business.[01:12:04] The inflection points for raising capital are driven by intellectual capital needs and industry changes, not financial needs.Ask Roland and Ryan a question HERE.RESOURCES:7 Steps to Scalable workbookGet my book, Zero Down, FREEThanks so much for

Jerome and special guest Jonathan Cronstadt dive into how Jonathan achieved a "double unicorn" exit from Kajabi. Through two foundational elements - relationships and delivering value - and fate, Jonathan went from working with Joe Polish to achieving a $2 billion valuation. This conversation focuses on the idea that success is not a destination but a journey of joy and fulfillment. They discuss the concept of hedonic adaptation, which states that any reward will have diminishing returns over time, and how this affects income growth. Jonathan also discusses the tricky balance between financial freedom and hard work, risk-taking, commitment, and dedication to one's goals. They share personal anecdotes about their journey to illustrate the price of success and what is needed to reach it. This episode is an inspiring reminder that financial freedom is achievable with hard work, support from family and friends, mentorship, and meaningful investments in oneself. [00:01 - 13:15] From 6 Million to a 2 Billion Valuation: J Kron's Journey to the Double Unicorn Exit The two foundational elements of Jonathan's success are relationships and delivering value Joy comes from the pursuit, overcoming of challenges, and playing the game Success is a journey, not a destination You will never know the price of success until after you've paid it The pursuit of fulfillment is more important than financial freedom [13:16 - 23:32] The Cost of Success: Risk, Time, and Effort to Reach Your Goals Financial freedom is having the means to live life how you want it Success comes with a cost, which may be measured in years, risk, time, and effort Taking accountability for circumstances is essential to move forward Investing in yourself is vital and requires hard work and discipline [23:33 - 35:46] From Think and Grow Rich to Joe Polish: John's Journey of Finding Mentors and Taking Risks for Success How Jonathan met Steve James, who taught him the importance of sales Moved to Arizona to be mentored by Joe Polish in marketing Other mentors include Matt Beak Holmes, Tony Robbins, Mike Cans, Ryan Dice, Perry Belcher, Ron Frazier, and Kenny Reeder [35:47 - 43:09] How Watches Represent a Symbol of Achievement There is valuable wisdom available for very little money Social media is a voyeuristic, narcissistic dream that people use to show off their highlight reels People don't love you for who you are. They love what you have Watches are an aspirational purchase that can be passed down to the next generation  [43:10 - 54:53] Closing Segment Friendships should be about how excited we are to talk now Perfect happiness is found in making progress toward a worthy pursuit Happiness equals progress Accountability comes from producing, not consuming. Quotes: "With each level of challenge, there comes a new hurdle that you've got to overcome." - Jonathan Cronstedt "You will never know your price of success until after you've paid it." - Jonathan Cronstedt "No matter where you are, there's always going to be a path that is appropriate for your budget." - Jonathan Cronstedt Connect with Jonathan! LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cronstedt/ LEAVE A REVIEW + help someone who wants to explode their business growth by sharing this episode or click here to listen to our previous episodes. Dreamcatchers is an inclusive organization that targets people's interest in being more instead of a certain demographic. We have people from all walks of life at many different ages. Find out more at www.dreamsshouldbereal.com. Find out more about Jerome at www.d3v3loping.com or www.myersmethods.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this podcast, I had an excellent conversation with Jonathan Cronstedt (Jcron) the former president (now board director) of Kajabi.com, a double-unicorn global SaaS platform. We talk about his experiences as an entrepreneur, and investor, building his online community, wealth, the importance of health, and his life as a businessman. You don't want to miss out! Join my free weekly newsletter to get 1 free audience growth tip to scale your online business: https://www.mattgray.xyz Join the Founder OS Course to build a proven system for audience growth in 2 hours here: https://www.mattgray.xyz/courses If you're interested in working together 1:1 join here: https://www.mattgray.xyz/coaching

We all know that consulting for equity works. But did you know it's possible to consult for equity in significantly higher-valued companies?  On today's episode, Roland Frasier and Jonathan Cronstedt continue their discussion on why consulting for equity is by far the fastest way any consultant, coach, or industry expert can grow their wealth. They answer audience questions on how to transition from consulting for cash to consulting for equity and some red flags you should never ignore when structuring an equity deal.  Tune in to learn how to build the confidence to charge whatever you feel is right as long as you know the value you bring to the table. As a rule of thumb, if the business owner is not excited about having both your interests aligned through equity, it's probably the wrong deal, or your contribution is not that important.  IN THIS EPISODE, YOU'LL LEARN: Consulting for Equity (CFE) How to navigate your first CFE deal Ways to uncover what you're good at Discovery questions to help uncover customer pains How to price and package your consulting services Red flags to look out for in potential clients How to prepare in advance for a consult meeting Get past the fear of asking for equity LINKS AND RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cronstedt/ (Jonathan's LinkedIn) Ask Roland and Ryan a question http://businesslunchpodcast.com/ask (HERE). OUR PARTNERS: https://scalable.co/7-levels-assessment/?utm_source=business-lunch&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=lead-gen (7 Steps to Scalable workbook) Get a free proposal from https://conversionfanatics.com/ (Conversion Fanatics) Get 3% cash back on your ad spend with https://www.funneldash.com/adcard (AdCard) https://yourzerodownbook.com (Get my book, Zero Down, FREE) Thanks so much for joining us this week. Want to subscribe to Business Lunch? Have some feedback you'd like to share? Connect with us on https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/perpetual-traffic-by-digital/id1022441491?mt=2 (iTunes) and leave us a review! Mentioned in this episode: Build Your CEO Dashboard! Get one report every week of the key metrics you need to know with the CEO Dashboard! https://business-lunch.captivate.fm/ceo (CEO Dashboard) Get Roland's Training on Acquiring Businesses! Discover The EXACT Strategy Roland Has Used To Found, Acquire, Scale And Sell Over Two Dozen Businesses With Sales Ranging From $3 Million To Just Under $4 Billion! https://business-lunch.captivate.fm/epic (EPIC Training)

We all know that consulting for equity works. But is it possible to consult for equity in multi-million dollar businesses?  On today's episode, host Roland Frasier talks to Jonathan Cronstedt, a dangerously dedicated executive strategist who helps businesses grow, scale, and exit (or at least be exit ready). They discuss why consulting for equity is the fastest way consultants, coaches, or industry experts can grow their wealth and escape the time-for-money trap. If you're like most consultants, you simply charge fees for the services you provide. However, as Jon explains, many clients would happily trade equity for valuable and strategic advice. Tune in to learn Jon's innovative model for consulting for equity and how this can be a great way to build wealth if you structure the deal correctly. IN THIS EPISODE, YOU'LL LEARN: Consulting for equity How to transition from consulting for cash to consulting for equity Get past the fear of asking for equity Overcoming imposter syndrome and nailing the consult  Structure of a consulting for equity deal Difference between a $500 client and a $50,000 client Why free advice is terrible for all parties involved  Consulting is not about having all the answers LINKS AND RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cronstedt/ (Jonathan's LinkedIn) Ask Roland and Ryan a question http://businesslunchpodcast.com/ask (HERE). OUR PARTNERS: https://scalable.co/7-levels-assessment/?utm_source=business-lunch&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=lead-gen (7 Steps to Scalable workbook) Get a free proposal from https://conversionfanatics.com/ (Conversion Fanatics) Get 3% cash back on your ad spend with https://www.funneldash.com/adcard (AdCard) https://yourzerodownbook.com (Get my book, Zero Down, FREE) Thanks so much for joining us this week. Want to subscribe to Business Lunch? Have some feedback you'd like to share? Connect with us on https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/perpetual-traffic-by-digital/id1022441491?mt=2 (iTunes) and leave us a review! Mentioned in this episode: Get Roland's Training on Acquiring Businesses! Discover The EXACT Strategy Roland Has Used To Found, Acquire, Scale And Sell Over Two Dozen Businesses With Sales Ranging From $3 Million To Just Under $4 Billion! https://business-lunch.captivate.fm/epic (EPIC Training) Build Your CEO Dashboard! Get one report every week of the key metrics you need to know with the CEO Dashboard! https://business-lunch.captivate.fm/ceo (CEO Dashboard)

Jonathan Cronstedt, also known as JCron, was the president of Kajabi software from 2016 through 2021 as he helped the company grow past the early startup years. JCron is a savvy entrepreneur, digital marketer, and sales leader who shares the story of the bootstrap founding of Kajabi through getting $550M in venture capital funding in 2021. Kajabi is a leading "knowledge commerce" platform for experts and entrepreneurs to market and sell their expertise as online content. Started in 2010 to help early internet marketers and small business experts deliver videos and training, Kajabi has helped over 30,000 creators to sell their expertise and expand their businesses. In this episode, you'll hear how Kajabi: Had $1M+ annual recurring revenue the moment the product launched after coding on nights and weekends for a year to create the first product Founder and CEO Kenny Rueter grew revenues ahead of expenses to stay profitable from day 1 to over $50M in revenue 10 years later Grew as a modest software business for the first 5 years, then rebuilt the product to grow the business much bigger as the market eventually grew up in the next 5 years Kept a fanatic focus on their target customer (called “Kajabi heroes”), a powerful and easy-to-use product, and a well-defined culture More than doubled in size in 12 months during the COVID crisis when online courses and content became a global focus Waited 10 years to take any outside investment in 2020 that helped bring the expertise to scale, then raised $550M at a $2B valuation from VC investors in 2021.

You start building a business for a very specific purpose, but when you shift into growth mode, you may have to switch psychological gears to get where you want to go.  On today's episode, host Roland Frasier interviews his good friend Jonathan Cronstedt, President of https://kajabi.com/ (Kajabi), a business valued at $2 billion. This conversation took place at a recent https://www.warroommastermind.com/ (War Room Mastermind), which members pay $35k/year for, so you're getting a valuable inside look. Jonathan was actually the CEO of DigitalMarketer for a bit in 2013, then moved on to a few other companies before landing at Kajabi. When he came on board, they had 30 employees and $6 million in annual recurring revenue. Now they're at 400 employees and a 9-figure ARR. He talks openly and honestly about the things they did right (and wrong) as they built Kajabi into the billion dollar business it is today. Listen in for some actionable tips and strategies for growing your business in big ways. IN THIS EPISODE YOU'LL LEARN: What “living breathing” tool the Kajabi team uses as much as their iPhones  Why (and how) to be proactive instead of reactive with your hiring  What you should be writing on LinkedIn every single day Why it's so important to recognize and celebrate success within your community  LINKS AND RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: https://kajabi.com/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=paid-search&utm_campaign=all_search_brand_na_branded&utm_term=kajabi&utm_content=responsive_control&g_network=g&g_adid=582267561029&g_keyword=kajabi&kw=kajabi&g_adtype=search&g_adgroupid=80766498220&g_keywordid=aud-849830671094:kwd-315594571635&cpn=6977013582&g_campaign=Brand-Search-All-NA-Branded&g_campaignid=6977013582&g_acctid=426-534-7195&utm_term=kajabi&utm_campaign=Kajabi+-+Brand+North+America&utm_source=adwords&utm_medium=ppc&hsa_acc=4265347195&hsa_cam=6977013582&hsa_grp=80766498220&hsa_ad=582267561029&hsa_src=g&hsa_tgt=aud-849830671094:kwd-315594571635&hsa_kw=kajabi&hsa_mt=e&hsa_net=adwords&hsa_ver=3&gclid=Cj0KCQjwma6TBhDIARIsAOKuANxmA2V-f3r6P2-G1rrZvx-NaRYKDNfRXKLJIK8cNywNRKry0qmbggkaAqWDEALw_wcB (Kajabi) https://www.linkedin.com/in/cronstedt/ (Jonathan on LinkedIn) https://www.warroommastermind.com/ (War Room Mastermind) OUR PARTNERS: https://scalable.co/7-levels-assessment/?utm_source=business-lunch&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=lead-gen (7 Steps to Scalable workbook) Get a free proposal from https://conversionfanatics.com/ (Conversion Fanatics) Get 3% cash back on your ad spend with https://www.funneldash.com/adcard (AdCard) https://yourzerodownbook.com (Get my book, Zero Down, FREE) Thanks so much for joining us this week. Want to subscribe to Business Lunch? Have some feedback you'd like to share? Connect with us on https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/perpetual-traffic-by-digital/id1022441491?mt=2 (iTunes) and leave us a review! Mentioned in this episode: Optimize Your Website with Conversion Fanatics Put A Creative Team Of Fanatical Split-Testers To Work On Your Site! https://business-lunch.captivate.fm/conversion-fanatics (Conversion Fanatics) Get 3% Cash Back on Your Digital Advertising! The Highest Cash Back Card For Your Digital Ad Spend. Made By Advertisers. https://business-lunch.captivate.fm/adcard (Ad Card) Get Roland's Training on Acquiring Businesses! Discover The EXACT Strategy Roland Has Used To Found, Acquire, Scale And Sell Over Two Dozen Businesses With Sales Ranging From $3 Million To Just Under $4 Billion! https://business-lunch.captivate.fm/epic (EPIC Training)

It's our pleasure to bring to you, our interview with Jonathan Cronstedt AKA JCron. JCron is the president of Kajabi and is a passionate advocate for online learning. We discuss his unorthodox approach to finding mentors, the importance of stoicism in his life and some hard truths that he's had to face to be able to grow to where he is today. You do not want to miss this one. JCron Social Media: LinkedInKajabi Social Media: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | LinkedIn Produced by Hayden FarrarTheme Music by Hayden Farrar Subscribe on Apple Podcasts: https://bit.ly/Ikgpodcast Tell us what you think of the episode in the comments. If you are interested in listening to someone in a certain profession let us know and we will try and get a hold of them! New episodes are out every Tuesday so be sure to subscribe to the page and ring that bell! Check out iknowthisguy.com for transcripts, show notes, blogs, and more! Follow us on social media platforms everywhere! Patreon https://www.patreon.com/iknowthisguyInstagram https://www.instagram.com/iknowthisguypodcast/Facebook https://www.facebook.com/iknowthisguypodcast/Twitter https://www.twitter.com/IKnowThisGuyNF/TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@iknowthisguypodcast/ Don't forget to follow Norman Farrar too! Norm Farrar Instagram https://www.instagram.com/normfarrar/ Norm Farrar Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/whoisthebeardguy/  

Jonathan Cronstedt, or JCron to those close to him, is a dangerously dedicated executive strategist. When he’s not driving outcomes for industry-leading brands or launching products online, he’s blessed enough to be married to Nicole, enjoys a freezer full of fabulous vodka, and a puppy named Stella.A leader at the executive level in finance, digital marketing, SaaS/EdTech and direct sales, he is the current President of Kajabi and has worked extensively with Chet Holmes and the Tony Robbins Groups. Show Notes:Intro: Arman sets the stage and provides background on JCron, how they met and the topic of today’s episode. [00:11]JCron shares the funny story of why Neil Patel refers to Arman as “Batman”. [06:50]Arman asks JCron about what it’s like to work with some of today’s heavy hitters and asks him about why he does what he does. [08:46]JCron talks about the importance of building meaningful relationships and the challenges of hiring at the executive level. [10:21]What was it like being mentored by Joe Polish? [21:49]The master in the art of living. [23:54]Starting over and advice for people who want to change industries. [27:33]How do you gauge your level of fulfillment? [30:49]Digital marketing allows for novelty, impact and transformation stories. [32:08]JCron opens up about Kajabi. [35:30]Seeing the hidden opportunities that Covid is bringing. [41:49]Arman talks about e-learning and the first course he created. [44:11]The doors that copywriting opened up. [45:55]How do you create a unique value proposition and determine the price of digital products in today’s world? [51:53]Different business models and finding one that works for you. [56:26]How do you know when it’s time to transition to something else vs when to power through? [01:04:54]Flow, fulfillment. and incrementally improving every single day. [01:08:54]The accountability element and tracking KPIs. [01:10:02]Being radically honest in the workplace and having difficult conversations early on. [01:12:06]Inspiring closing thoughts. [01:15:35]***For links to all resources/people/books etc. mentioned and full show notes visit: https://assadi.me/35Ihjz5If you enjoy the show please subscribe and leave a short 17-second review on Apple Podcasts here. It means a lot to me and really supports the podcast. Text me directly at: 619-825-2595Follow and chat with me on: Instagram FacebookTwitter

Jonathan Cronstedt aka JCronPresident of Kajabi.com (5x INC 5000 Company) "I felt so accomplished when I finally hit $100k but 30 days later, I was worried that it was't enough." Top 3 Tips/Strategies: ★ Do a "self inventory" of your skill set ★ Create products and pricing for your niche ★ Start selling your butt off LinksKajabi.com Subscribe Apple | Stitcher | iHeart Support★ Make A One-Time Donation Epic Resources! 1) 5 Minute Strategy: Learn How I Obliterate WORRY & STRESS (in 5 minutes or less)! 2) FREE Spiritual Surrender Call: Go 1-on-1 with JW & you’ll discover what's been holding you back from playing all out in less than an hour! 3) Spiritual Surrender Bootcamp: Finally, learn how to let go of your "Little Control Freak" and start winning BIG in your life! Music: Purple-Planet.com

Jonathan Cronstedt President of Kajabi: Empowering Digital Entrepreneurship Globally Also known as JCron, Jonathan Cronstedt has played a substantial role in enabling Kajabi — a platform that helps solopreneurs build, market, and sell their online products — users to collectively earn over $700M in revenue to date. Kajabi is a SaaS company dedicated to empowering digital entrepreneurship globally by removing the technology challenges for those desiring to sell and share their knowledge and passions online. In the 7 year history, the company has had back to back showings on the Inc. 5000 and has helped it's users sell over $400 million dollars of their products via the platform. Previously the GM of SUCCESS Academy, an EdTech and publishing company, Cronstedt enjoys the ability to travel for work and impact Entrepreneurs, Executives and Self-Development seekers around the globe. Cronstedt previously served as the CEO of Digital Marketer and CEO of direct sales dynamo Empower Network. He also spent time driving results for Chet Holmes and Tony Robbins Groups. He is also the chairman of Prodigy Consulting Group. His expertise in entrepreneurship, thought leadership, SaaS marketing, digital learning, and personal growth provides much-needed hard knowledge on hands-on entrepreneurship while championing founders and their stories. Find Jonathan Cronstedt on the web: LinkedIn | Twitter | Instagram | Facebook

Today’s guest is sales and marketing powerhouse Jonathan Cronstedt. Jonathan is currently the President of Kajabi, as well as the Chairman of Prodigy Consulting Group. He was previously the CEO of Digital Marketer and Empower Network and the GM at Success Academy. In this episode, we’re talking about some very important concepts like the difference between doing business versus playing business, as well as Jonathan’s experience working with heavy hitters like Chet Holmes, Tony Robbins and more!

Jonathan Cronstedt, or JCron, joined me for a look into his priorities, the importance of mentorship and learning, as well as a look at why an on-site team makes sense for him and Kajabi. We covered a lot of ground in the 30 minutes of the podcast recording - if you’re interested in how JCron, or someone at his level, organizes himself and where he places his time and energy to get the most out of himself, his business, and his team, do yourself a favor and listen to this episode of the Real World Productivity podcast. Check out the full post and more here: https://productivity.academy/podcast/episode-28-putting-priorities-first-interview-with-jcron-president-of-kajabi/ Listen to this week’s show and learn: The power of a good mentor - and potential pitfalls Where prioritization can provide the most leverage Why an on-site team might be a better fit than going remote Mentioned in the episode Kajabi free trial & course Powerful: Building a Culture of Freedom and Responsibility A Man for All Markets: From Las Vegas to Wall Street, How I Beat the Dealer and the Market --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/productivityacademy/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/productivityacademy/support

If you have a unique skill or have cracked the code on running a successful business, sharing your heart and wisdom with others can provide you with an expanded product offering and generate a lucrative income stream. The main hurdle is finding a simple and scalable way to monetize your knowledge. If only there was a solution.  Enter Jonathan Cronstedt or JCron, as he prefers to go by, our guest for today's episode number 197. He's the president of Kajabi, an online platform designed for the digital education entrepreneur, that simplifies the process of creating marketing and selling digital products, like courses, and in the process generating millions of dollars of revenue for its users. Prior to working at Kajabi, JCron was the general manager of Digital Learning Systems at Success Magazine and the CEO of DigitalMarketer.  Get ready to learn what it takes to produce a profitable course, host your own events, and even start your own mastermind group. If you're an expert looking to diversify your revenue streams, or if you're just passionate to share what you know, this episode is packed with insider tips on how to leverage the eLearning boom.

Today is all about learning to focus and just doing the actual work! We often play work, procrastinating, doing the fun little things and walking circles around the actual tasks, and then we wonder why we are not succeeding or reaching our business goals. In this episode we are joined by Jonathan Cronstedt, the President of Kajabi, who tells us exactly what we need to hear about the actual requirements for positive business results. Kajabi is a majorly successful company in the digital world, serving online entrepreneurs and helping them to overcome all kinds of technology challenges. In their 7-year history, the company has had back to back showings on the Inc. 5000 and has helped its users sell over $400 million dollars of their products via the platform. This is bananas, right?  We talk about marketing and the online space, using Facebook Lives to grow your brand and generate sales, and we get into identifying distractions versus opportunities and how to be more productive in general. Jonathan emphasizes the need for mastering one marketing area rather than trying to do a bit of everything, and why it is so important to see a strategy through. Jonathan has so many amazing stories that will resonate with you and that’ll help you in your business, so don’t miss out on this straight up awesome episode of the Strategy Hour Podcast! Thank you for listening! Please subscribe, rate and review The Strategy Hour Podcast on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated. For show notes go to thestrategyhour.com. To download the transcript of this episode head to: thestrategyhour.com.

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A lot has been discussed about mindfulness, and Dr. Ellen Langer, social psychologist and the mother of mindfulness, walks us through a deeper understanding on what mindfulness really is. People tend to think of it as something that’s strictly about meditation or just a way to empty your mind and be in the present, but these are just empty instructions as mindfulness is more than that. Dr. Langer sheds light on the real sense of mindfulness and the numerous ways it can benefit you. A passionate advocate for digital education, Jonathan Cronstedt, President of Kajabi, talks about his work with the company. Kajabi is a premier integrated marketing automation and digital education platform which focuses on providing immersive digital experience and delivering success however you measure it. He explains how they can help you drive visibility and results for your business with anything you can do online. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here’s How »Join the Take The Lead community today:DrDianeHamilton.comDr. Diane Hamilton FacebookDr. Diane Hamilton TwitterDr. Diane Hamilton LinkedInDr. Diane Hamilton YouTubeDr. Diane Hamilton Instagram

How would your business be impacted having a strong community connected to you?    Look around and the most successful organizations in the world.  They have something in common.    They have built a community who are there to help support and protect each other.    And, there's never been an easier time for you to do this in your business.   If you're looking for a way to build a community and create a tribe that loves what you stand for, and having full control of the process, you'll love this conversation with Jonathan Cronstedt.    Jonathan is the President of Kajabi.  Kajabi is one of the fastest growing tech companies, building membership platforms and tools, to simplify the way people operate online.   You'll discover why having an authentic community with a like-minded focus, celebrating wins and transformations, is important, and much, much, more. 

Check out these episode highlights: How Kajabi became what it is today, how to create, sell, and market your online course, how to infuse your courses so it’s not just another marketing program, possible trends in the next 10 to 20 years in the internet... https://eventualmillionaire.com/jonathancronstedt/ Thanks so much for listening!

Jonathan Cronstedt is the President of Kajabi; an online business and education platform that has seen its user sell over $700 million in digital products. He’s also the former CEO of Digital Marketer and has served in a number of different sales and marketing roles.  In this episode we discuss: What is Kajabi? How Kajabi […] The post Jonathan Cronstedt | How to Make $800 Million + in Online Course Sales appeared first on Smart Business Revolution.

“We want to provide the knowledge that you are at the right place, at the right time, with the right playbook.” - Jonathan Cronstedt   Anyone in the digital marketing sphere knows how much sway trends have over online businesses and the way they are run. One minute, YouTube ads are in, the next it’s Snapchat, and so on. Information overload reigns supreme and people get frightened and burn out immediately. Jonathan Cronstedt and Kajabi want to help eliminate that. Jonathan serves as the President of Kajabi, although he worked his way from the mortgage business to a mentorship with Joe Polish, to his current position. Kajabi itself is a course platform built around helping clients live life on their terms. They provide a transformational experience that uses psychological motivators to mimic the joy and surprise of opening a physical gift. This reduces burnout by allowing people who have a message and some expertise (but who may not be fantastic at technology) to guide others on a journey that ultimately transforms lives. “You may be purposefully using technology as a barrier because you’re afraid of getting your message out there. There are the people who are playing business with the newest technology available, but they’re not actually doing the things that drive the business forward.” - Jonathan Cronstedt   On the subject of trends, Jonathan is a firm believer in finding one thing that works and sticking with it, rather than picking a number of “shiny objects” that pull your focus every which way. He hopes to reinstate real community engagement online through Kajabi and expose the dangers of hiding behind technology to “feel” productive.   “The unique thing about success is that it’s the only thing in life, when you choose to buy it, you won’t know how much it costs until after you’ve paid it. You can only decide that you’re going to purchase it, but you don’t know the price until after it’s been paid.” - Jonathan Cronstedt   From bankruptcy to a 5-minute phone call with Joe Polish which resulted in a life-changing, door-opening 3 months of work, Jonathan says that the key to connecting with people – whether high-impact or no – is to recognize that nobody owes you a thing (always bring something to the table), and to consider first what you can do for other people, not what they can do for you. Simply show up every day and put in the work, and no circumstance life throws at you will be able to hold you back.   Some Topics we talk about in this episode:   Jonathan Cronstedt and Kajabi - 1:15 The “Knowledge Age” - 3:00 Information Overload - 6:45 The Kajabi Story and Experience- 8:00 The Next Big Shift - 13:15 The Island Example - 17:10 Hiding Behind Technology - 20:00 Jonathan’s Journey - 21:00 Recap - 31:45 Wrap-up and Takeaways - 33:00 How to get involved Follow Jonathan on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Instagram Check out Kajabi online   If you liked this episode, be sure to subscribe and leave a quick review on iTunes. It would mean the world to hear your feedback and we’d love for you to help us spread the word!

Jonathan Cronstedt. President of Kajabi, the premier integrated marketing automation and digital education platform, shares his best insights to build a solid network and leverage knowledge commerce to gain influence. Jonathan Cronstedt's Lessons to Build Long-Lasting Business Relationships and Gain Influence During the conversation, JCron shares: How the economic downturn of 2007-2008 led him to start a career in marketing How he connected with the first influencers and mentors in the digital marketing space The difference between information and knowledge How knowledge commerce allows you to impact the lives of those around you and build a profitable business The relationship philosophy within Kajabi, which has allowed the company to become a leader in the industry The mindset to create long-lasting influencer connections. Everything can start with something as simple as volunteering to arrange some chairs! The principle to purposely nurture connections How he applies the magic of "loose connections" The two different approaches to make the most out of in-person conferences Work-life integration in business About Jonathan Cronstedt Jonathan Cronstedt, or JCron to those close to him, is a dangerously dedicated executive strategist. When he’s not driving outcomes for industry-leading brands or launching products online, he’s blessed enough to be married to Nicole, enjoys a freezer full of fabulous vodka and a puppy named Stella. A leader at the executive level in mortgage, finance, digital marketing, EdTech and direct sales, Jonathan’s skill set is diverse. He is results-oriented and capable of delivering them both quickly and sustainably. Well-versed in all categories of demand generation, sales and marketing methodology, communication, public speaking, strategy and executive leadership, he is comfortable in any business setting and welcomes networking with an attitude of abundance and a desire to deliver value to others...as well as being an avid YPO'er. A leader at the executive level in finance, digital marketing, SaaS/EdTech and direct sales, Jonathan’s skill set is diverse. He is results-oriented and capable of delivering them both quickly and sustainably. Well versed in all categories of demand generation, sales and marketing methodology, communication, public speaking, strategy and executive leadership, he is comfortable in any business setting and welcomes networking with an attitude of abundance and a desire to deliver value to others...as well as being an avid YPO'er. Cronstedt has experience leading digital marketing and SaaS-based companies, and currently as the President of Kajabi, the premier integrated marketing automation and digital education platform as a service, he's doing just that. Previously the GM of SUCCESS Academy, an EdTech and publishing company, Cronstedt enjoys the ability to travel for work and impact Entrepreneurs, Executives and Self-Development seekers around the globe. Cronstedt previously served as the CEO of Digital Marketer and CEO of direct sales dynamo Empower Network. He also spent time driving results for Chet Holmes and Tony Robbins Groups. Jonathan holds a Bachelor of Arts in business administration from Concordia University-Irvine. Access top knowledge commerce resources and learn more about Kajabi at https://newkajabi.com/

 Know how to offer an e-learning course that brings transformational change to other people while making a profit out of it Know what type of content people selling online Learn how to maximize your online monetization opportunity through e-learning platforms like Kajabi   Resources/Links:  Kajabi: All the Tools You Need To Build a Successful Online Business   Summary   Jonathan Cronstedt is the President of Kajabi, a leading publishing platform where people can create and monetize websites. Kajabi users have sold over $300M of digital products via their platform. Prior to Kajabi, Jonathan was the General Manager of Digital Learning at Success Magazine and he was the CEO of Digital Marketer. While living in a tech-obsessed world, with Uber at the tips of his fingers, Jonathan also relies on low-tech tools like his Moleskine notebook, pen and a cup of Starbucks. In this episode of Marketing the Invisible, Jonathan shares how one passion and knowledge can bring transformational change to someone's life and also give you the monetization opportunity through e-learning. Check out these episode highlights: 00:50 – Jonathan Cronstedt as a Knowledge Commerce Enthusiast 02:28 – JCron describes his ideal clients, someone who does not know how to monetize their knowledge online? 02:59 – Check out the opportunity and benefit of monetizing your knowledge online? 03:23 – How individuals who have never been connected to broadband internet before are able to consume transformational knowledge as discussed in Peter Diamandis' The Rising Billions 04:12 – JCron describes how he helps his clients get the technology out of the way so that they can focus on their transformational knowledge and monetize it. 04:51 – symptoms his market experience when they are stuck offering their transformational knowledge and they're not yet maximizing the online opportunity with platforms like Kajabi. 05:33 – common mistakes his clients do when they try to get their knowledge out online 06:39 – JCron's Valuable Free Action (VFA): Simplify and solve for your customer. Everybody out there regardless of whether it's a passion or profit-oriented they want to know the easiest way to get from their current state to their desired state. 07:14 – JCron's Paul's Valuable Free Resource (VFR): Kajabi: All the Tools You Need To Build a Successful Online Business 08:15 – What type of knowledge are people selling online? It's everything.The reality of it is whatever is important to you is important to enough people that you can reach online and sell to. Tweetable Takeaways from this Episode:   Transcript (Note, this was transcribed using a transcription software and may not reflect the exact words used in the podcast) Tom Poland: A very warm welcome to another edition of Marketing the Invisible my name is Tom Poland beaming out to from Little Castaways beach in a place most people don't even know of Australia called the Castaways Beach on the sand here. Joined today by Jonathan Cronstedt otherwise known as JCron so I can get my tongue around his surname. Tom Poland: JCron, how are you doing man? Where are you hanging out? Jonathan Cronstedt: Doing spectacular coming to you from Irvine,California. Nice overcast in a 70-degree day. Tom Poland: Not too many fires where you are, I hope. Jonathan Cronstedt: No, thankfully we're a few hours South but boy those have been just ravaging in Northern California.

 Know how to offer an e-learning course that brings transformational change to other people while making a profit out of it Know what type of content people selling online Learn how to maximize your online monetization opportunity through e-learning platforms like Kajabi   Resources/Links:  Kajabi: All the Tools You Need To Build a Successful Online Business   Summary   Jonathan Cronstedt is the President of Kajabi, a leading publishing platform where people can create and monetize websites. Kajabi users have sold over $300M of digital products via their platform. Prior to Kajabi, Jonathan was the General Manager of Digital Learning at Success Magazine and he was the CEO of Digital Marketer. While living in a tech-obsessed world, with Uber at the tips of his fingers, Jonathan also relies on low-tech tools like his Moleskine notebook, pen and a cup of Starbucks. In this episode of Marketing the Invisible, Jonathan shares how one passion and knowledge can bring transformational change to someone’s life and also give you the monetization opportunity through e-learning. Check out these episode highlights: 00:50 – Jonathan Cronstedt as a Knowledge Commerce Enthusiast 02:28 – JCron describes his ideal clients, someone who does not know how to monetize their knowledge online? 02:59 – Check out the opportunity and benefit of monetizing your knowledge online? 03:23 – How individuals who have never been connected to broadband internet before are able to consume transformational knowledge as discussed in Peter Diamandis’ The Rising Billions 04:12 – JCron describes how he helps his clients get the technology out of the way so that they can focus on their transformational knowledge and monetize it. 04:51 – symptoms his market experience when they are stuck offering their transformational knowledge and they're not yet maximizing the online opportunity with platforms like Kajabi. 05:33 – common mistakes his clients do when they try to get their knowledge out online 06:39 – JCron’s Valuable Free Action (VFA): Simplify and solve for your customer. Everybody out there regardless of whether it's a passion or profit-oriented they want to know the easiest way to get from their current state to their desired state. 07:14 – JCron’s Paul’s Valuable Free Resource (VFR): Kajabi: All the Tools You Need To Build a Successful Online Business 08:15 – What type of knowledge are people selling online? It's everything.The reality of it is whatever is important to you is important to enough people that you can reach online and sell to. Tweetable Takeaways from this Episode: What type of knowledge are people selling online? It's everything. The reality of it is whatever is important to you is important to enough people that you can reach online and sell to.-@thejcronClick To Tweet You can actually filter people before you start a conversation and have a meaningful conversation with each person that comes in and interacts with your quiz or the content you create.-@thejcron Click To Tweet   Transcript (Note, this was transcribed using a transcription software and may not reflect the exact words used in the podcast) Tom Poland: A very warm welcome to another edition of Marketing the Invisible my name is Tom Poland beaming out to from Little Castaways beach in a place most people don't even know of Australia called the Castaways Beach on the sand here. Joined today by Jonathan Cronstedt otherwise known as JCron so I can get my tongue around his surname. Tom Poland: JCron, how are you doing man? Where are you hanging out? Jonathan Cronstedt: Doing spectacular coming to you from Irvine,California. Nice overcast in a 70-degree day. Tom Poland: Not too many fires where you are, I hope. Jonathan Cronstedt: No, thankfully we're a few hours South but boy those have been just ravaging in Norther...

This was a super fun episode with the president of Kajabi, Jonathan Cronstedt, also known as JCron. We went deep into the journey of Kajabi, how things have developed since the release of 'New Kajabi', all the new features they've released in 2018. We got a little bit of a sneak peek into what's coming in 2019 (Including their first live event). I absolutely love Kajabi. The people behind the company and the culture make it pretty amazing.

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This week’s episode is brought to you by Jonathan Cronstedt, Kajabi's President Jonathan Cronstedt is the President of Kajabi. Kajabi provides digital entrepreneurs an all-in-one platform which enables them to create a life of freedom on their terms, whatever that may look like. What does your day-to-day job and work look like? - Jonathan tends to start his day, . What do you use to tally all of your most important tasks together? - Todoist (https://todoist.com) (Desktop/iOS/Android/Web) (Both for work and personal tasks) What hardware do you use every day? (phone, laptop, pc) - Finds Apple products more reliable and productive for work What are your favorite apps/tools for work? (Eg. marketing, designing) - MixMac Gmail Plugin (https://mixmax.com/) (For managing calendar events) - Upwork (https://www.upwork.com/) (For sourcing freelancers) - Apple Siri Reminders (on iPhone) - Fantastical 2 (https://flexibits.com/fantastical) (iOS/Mac) What does your morning routine look like? - JCron wakes up around 5:45AM. Checking email before the start of the day. Then heads to the gym, with a workout and then heads to the office roughly around 7:30AM to begin his executive work. Where can we find you and all of your wonderful things? - Kajabi - here (http://newkajabi.com) - LinkedIn - here (https://www.linkedin.com/in/cronstedt) - Twitter - @thejcron (https://twitter.com/thejcron?lang=en) Disclosure: These show notes contain affiliate links. If you purchase something through the link, I will earn a small commission at no extra charge to you. If you choose to use them, thank you for supporting the podcast! All opinions expressed are my own. Special Guest: Jonathan Cronstedt.

The online education space may seem saturated… the opportunity long past. Not so, says my guest Jonathan Cronstedt, president of Kajabi. He maintains that thanks to two recent trends, there is a ready-to-buy audience in just about every niche. A growing market, plus today's technology, means it's never been easier for anybody, from any background, to profit from what they know. “JCron” also explains how to form a productive relationship between a company and a consultant. Sometimes there can be friction when an outsider comes in. But he has strategies for collaboration that produces amazing outcomes. You'll also learn… Ways to leverage “hyper-individualism” to break into new markets The key differences between start-up and scale-up Why simple information isn't enough when “selling” knowledge Tips for avoiding the paralysis of micro-management The answer to every entrepreneur's hardest question And more Listen now… TimeLine 00:11 Today Steve speaks with Jonathan Cronstedt, better know as “jcron”. A dangerously dedicated executive strategist and president of Kajabi. 01:31 Jonathan explains how he ended up in Digital Marketing when he first started out in mortgage financing before the crash. 04:40 Jonathan talks about how, why and when to seek help when moving from startup to scale in your business. 08:14 Jonathan explains the different types of situations he faces when he is brought in to help a business 12:25 When Jonathan is brought in to a company, he is not looking for center stage. 16:10 Jcron talks about the future, how the information age failed us and how the knowledge will save us. 19:25 Jcron address the issue of information saturation in the market. 23:03 Jcron explains how you shouldn't believe it when somewhen tells you a certain trendline is finished 27:05 Jcron talks about the innovative things he's seeing in video learning. 30:34 Jcron talks about the different types of people who have information that could be released online. 34:42 Jcron tells us how best to get in contact with him. Mentioned in the show Kajabi Glazer Kennedy “Insider's Circle” Karl Marx Revenge of the Analogue Enjoyed this episode? Rate this podcast on iTunes >>  

An "empowering" episode of The Decision Hour with Empower Network CEO, Jonathan Cronstedt.  During this episode, Jonathan "JCron" Cronstedt discusses why he joined Empower Network and accepted the position of CEO.  He also answers questions about why Empower Network is a leader in the world of Internet and Affiliate Marketing.  He explains why compliance is so important to Empower Network's future, and he discusses the evil catch-phrase, "Pyramid Scheme."

Jonathan Cronstedt is the CEO of Empower Network speaks to Jeremy Schoemaker about the theory of how it is More About the Relationship Than Making Money. Plus he discusses outsourcing, and multi-level marketing done right for customers and employees.

Peter Friedman Chairman and CEO of LiveWorld, a social content marketing company managing social media for Fortune 500 companies through engagement, moderation and insight. He's provided multiple global brands with strategic social media guidance and delivered hundreds of social media programs in multiple countries and languages  Jonathan Cronstedt President of DigitalMarketer.com  Michael E. Gerber  true legend of entrepreneurship. INC. Magazine calls him “The World's #1 Small Business Guru. He is the author of the mega-bestseller “The E-Myth Revisited” and 13 other business coaching books  Ken Rodgers personal injury lawyer in Philadelphia. Recognized as a Top Rated Lawyer in 2013 Personal Injury by American Lawyer Media and Martindale Hubbell   Neil Patel co-founder of Crazy Egg andKISSmetrics. He helps companies like Amazon, NBC, GM, HP and Viacom grow their revenue. The Wall Street Journal calls him a top influencer on the web and Entrepreneur Magazine says he is one of the top entrepreneurs in the world. He was recognized as a top 100 entrepreneur by President Obama and a top 50 business influencer by Dun and Bradstreet    

Elizabeth Potter Breast Cancer Victor, Best Selling Author and2012 Quilly Award Winner. She owns LP Credit Resolution, a credit buying company that specializes in credit card accounts.   Glenn Bacal named Lawyer of the Year for Trademark Law in the Phoenix Metro area. He is the Managing Attorney at Bacal Law Group  Jonathan Cronstedt President of DigitalMarketer.com  Dan Stimpert practice focuses primarily on real estate development litigation matters, both commercial and residential. He represent real estate developers, landlords, homeowners associations, tenants and homeowners.  Jeffrey T. Jones owner of the Law Offices of Jeffrey T. Jones specializes in the areas of Personal Injury Litigation   and solving IRS and State Tax Problems. He represents persons injured or killed in accidents and has written the West Virginia Automobile Accident Injury Guide   Vasile Stoica Online Marketing Professional, acting as Business Development Advisor to support SME's to grow in the online environment.