A collection of blogs and other writings
from John Ellsworth
Even More Ways to Achieve Financial Success
Ask John Ellsworth of Success Strategies
John’s dairy industry service spans 25-years in strategic planning, debt restructuring, and cash flow management. John knows farm finances and what your bank expects.
Call John at 209-988-8960 or Send him an email:
Is It Time to Go?February 13, 2025 - 3:00 pm
What is Your Mission This Year?January 28, 2025 - 5:55 pm
Are You a Visionary Entrepreneur?January 8, 2025 - 12:11 pm
What Does Your Future Hold?December 26, 2024 - 10:30 am
What is the Secret to More Positive Cash Flow?December 6, 2024 - 1:25 pm
Is This Sustainable?
This is likely a question many folks in the dairy industry are asking these days. In essence, how long can we make this work? Considering the lower milk prices, high feed prices these past 18 months, rising interest rates and our ridiculous rate of inflation, it really is a great question to ask. In fact, it’s an excellent question to be asked on every major decision.
Who Benefits from Delays?
It has been interesting to observe recent delays on loan approvals with several of my Clients. Frustrating, yet interesting, since the delays seem to occur for no real good reason. I understand that all parties, particularly the bank, need to have sufficient, current information to make a good loan decision, but once they have it, […]
What Makes You Think You Can?
It was a question that caught me off guard… Much as I wanted to respond with a “rapid fire” answer, it caught me by surprise. However, when I thought more about it later that same day, I concluded that it was a great question. At the risk of catching you off guard or raising your […]
Where Do You Get Your Confidence?
…it did come directly from a finance professional who was a serious worrier, and with him, “the sky was always falling.”
How Are You Handling Difficulty?
Are we facing some challenging times? Yes, of course. Are they impossible? No.
Why Does It Take So Much Time?
“Reaching your goals doesn’t take a lot of time. It’s not reaching your goals that takes a lot of time.” Dan Sullivan