When your normal and your client’s normal gets interrupted, there are some specific things that can enhance advisor/client interaction. In this video, we look at five ways to relate holistically and strengthen your connection with them.
What Seasons Of Adversity Can Teach You About Your Firm
Disruptive seasons can provide a unique opportunity to take inventory of your Wealth Management Firm. This week, we outline several things to examine, as well as some key questions to ask in order to develop your firm in a meaningful way for the future.
Put Your Own Oxygen Mask On First
In challenging times, we, like the airlines, recommend that leaders of Wealth Management Firms “put their own oxygen masks on first” in order to have the capacity to positively impact their teams. Here are some tangible ways to do so.
The Power of Quality Questions
In this week’s video, we discuss the primary reasons why it is important to use well thought out, quality questions when speaking with potential clients.
Referrals
Getting referrals can represent a helpful way to grow your firm, but sometimes financial advisors struggle to know the best approach to ask for them. In this week’s video, we talk about 3 aspects to consider when asking for a potential introduction.
What’s it Actually Like to Be Your Client?
The better you understand what it’s like to be a client of your firm and why your clients choose you in the first place, the better you can build relationships with them and with prospective clients in the future.
Building Quality Centers of Influence Relationships for Financial Advisors
Building a strong Center of Influence (COI) relationship network is a key aspect of giving and receiving client referrals and building your personal and corporate brand. In this video, you’ll learn about building and nurturing your COI connections.
Courageous, Authentic Leadership
As a leader, are you open to hearing what you need to hear, or are you only interested in listening to what you want to hear? Here are a few thoughts about the mindset of a strong, courageous, healthy leader.
Kathy’s Test
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Working ON Your Firm, Not IN
Every Wealth Management Firm is comprised of two primary components. Component A (represented by the front wheel) is your role as an advisor, serving clients, investing, etc. Component B (represented by the back wheel) is the running of the firm itself. This includes things like strategy, developing your team and casting vision. When both wheels are in sync, there is …


