The Emotional Side of Letting Go of Clients

From a very young age, many children are taught that they should not waste, that they should use and keep everything. This Depression-era mentality really instills a sense of guilt. Clutter continues to build up because we keep, keep, keep everything! It’s like having recordings playing constantly in your head, saying “YOU MUST NOT BE…

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Got Goals for 2021?  

Goals for 2021

It’s that time of year when we push forward with high hopes for greater things. Many financial advisors will take time to reflect on last year’s goals and strategize for 2021. Many other financial advisors will want to review their goals but they can’t find them because they really haven’t paid much attention to them…

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Your Story

Your Story

Your Story, Your Smart Financial Decision Do you know why you became a financial advisor? I mean the really deep reason behind why it’s important to you to help people manage their money, make smart financial decisions, and create a secure future. Can you remember the moment you made the choice to pursue this profession?…

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Lead Now and Others Will Follow

Due to the COVID-19 crisis, many of our normal happenings and ways of work have been interrupted with inconveniences that have crept into our workday. On top of the pandemic, a global financial situation is breathing down the neck of our next potential recession. Financial advisors are stressed. Investors are worried about their retirement plans…

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So Now You Have to Work From Home!

If you’ve never worked from home and the Coronavirus is mandating that you do, it can be quite a challenge. For the past 26 years, I have worked out of my home and have coached many first-timers on making the move to domestic officing! I’ll jump right in: Several things to consider: Kitchen table or…

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Women Have What It Takes

In honor of International Woman’s Day 2020 on March 8th, we would like to celebrate the women of wealth management. Women make great advisors. They inherently have certain natural qualities and characteristics that perfectly align with the profession of financial planning. Prospects who seek out and hire a financial planner are looking for certain features…

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Potato Chips and Your Practice

Do you want to be more in control of your life? Your health? Your time? Your practice? Your referral process? If so, you need to be more in control of the choices you’re making. Every day, you’re faced with choices. You go to the grocery store and enter the snack aisle. As a kid, there…

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Keep Your Biases Away from Your Referrals

People come with built-in biases. You may not be aware of your biases but they exist. And many people have biases about networking, especially with individuals outside their normal frame of reference. Our biases cause us to leave money on the table every day by blinding us to opportunities that are right in front of…

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