How have you used Financial Literacy Month to help your clients and deepen your relationships? April offers an excellent opportunity to discuss the importance of...
Unfortunately in business people don’t always see eye-to-eye. What works for some professionals might not work for others. But what about an instance in which you don’t...
Did you ever consider that an untapped asset in your corner could be those people whom you view as your greatest competition? A mistake many advisors make when building...
There are seemingly endless opportunities for financial advisors to receive referral introductions from attorneys, but this doesn't mean they are easy to come by. As a...
One of the most rewarding aspects of coaching financial advisors is realizing how the measures we use to create progress in the coaching relationship can also be used by...
LinkedIn has become more and more popular amongst financial advisors over the last few years. Even the big wirehouse firms have advisors creating a LinkedIn presence...
It’s no secret that there is a lack of young financial advisors in the industry. Only 5% of the 315,000 advisors working in the U.S. are under the age of 30. This is due...
Your client advocate and professional advocate relationships, or centers of influence, are incredibly important for the success of your business. As a seasoned advisor...
We have been discussing the importance of financial advisors connecting with Professional Advocates and Loyal Client Advocates collectively over the past few weeks. It’s...
As we move around the Professional Advisory Model (PAM) ™, our focus for March and April will highlight our client and professional engagement models, which we...
When was the last time you sat down with a CPA in your referral network? Probably not in the last few weeks. As an advisor, you are likely to be busier than usual this...
What is the biggest threat to your team members’ happiness and engagement? You might presume it’s their feelings regarding their compensation, or perhaps perceived lack...
I recently read a book by Stewart Emery, Ivan Misner & Rick Sapio, called Who’s in Your Room? It essentially asks the question: What do the people you keep around say...
A commonality amongst all teams is the need for a leader who exhibits CEO-like behaviors. What ClientWise has discovered in our team-focused coaching approach is that,...
As I mentioned in Part I of this blog, there are several reasons to start a team. Perhaps you’ve reached a point where your production has plateaued and you need to make...