Ron Aasen – Empower Network

Ron Aasen

Ron Aasen writes from decades in teaching, coaching, sales, and public speaking. There Is Enough Blame To Go Around assigns shared fault for housing pain across agents who fail to counsel buyers, mortgage officers who draft weak loans, lenders and investors who skip homework, legislators who push ownership rules, and owners who avoid the mirror. Grass Roots Approach To Life uses a Melvin lottery prayer joke that ends with Buy a Ticket, then the line if it is to be it is up to me, and recalls Paul Wellstone style ground-level campaign energy. The Joy Of Reinventing Yourself tracks a path from high school baseball dreams through Mayville State graduation, teaching and coaching in Hatton, North Dakota, eleven formative years, then a move to Minneapolis that reopened the career map after a long education stretch. Public Speaking Tips introduce Ron and Jesse Aasen, forty-plus years of stages from algebra class and basketball to pep rallies, banquets, and sales floors, including early heart-racing fear and blank memory after sitting down. Categories touch real estate, sports coaching, debt, entrepreneurship, and Empower Network.

There Is Enough Blame To Go Around!

Oct 13, 2012 · Ron Aasen

There is enough blame to go around! The housing crisis has caused enough heart ache to last us a lifetime. Who is to blame for this disaster? Is it the real estate…

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Grass Roots Approach To Life!

Oct 10, 2012 · Ron Aasen

The story is told of a man by the name of Melvin. Melvin’s top priority, in life, was to win the lottery. Melvin attended church on a regular basis. He was there to…

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The Joy Of Reinventing Yourself!

Aug 21, 2012 · Ron Aasen

When I was in high school, the only thing I thought about was being a coach. I have always loved being involved in sports. The picture to the left is our high school baseball…

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Public Speaking Tips

Jul 12, 2012 · Ron Aasen

Ron & Jesse Aasen My name is Ron Aasen. I have been public speaking, in one form or another, for over 40 years. I have not had much formal training, but as you…

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