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What if you could serve fewer but wealthier clients, do it faster than you ever thought possible, and build an amazing life of significance for yourself and the people you care about most?
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Give Feedback That Inspires, Not Alienates – Episode 73 (opens the original)
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The key is to approach feedback with the proper intention, and systematize the process so it’s a natural part of how your practice operates. So says Kirk Hulett, CEG Worldwide’s managing principal of teaming solutions, who recommends financial advisors adopt an eight-part framework for better feedback.
Is Your Technology Truly Client-First? – Episode 72 (opens the original)
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While technology is both ubiquitous and vital to running your advisory practice, your clients’ views on that technology—what they want and don’t want from it—could be very surprising to you.
Give Entrepreneur Clients What They Really Want – Episode 71 (opens the original)
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That fact could spell trouble if you count HNW entrepreneurs among your existing clients. Of course, if you’re looking to bring more business owners aboard, it could represent a major growth opportunity for your practice—if, that is, you understand what these entrepreneurs really want from their advisors and position yourself to deliver it.
Building a Professional Network That Clients Can’t Live Without – Episode 70 (opens the original)
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A professional network enables financial advisors to help their affluent clients address a foundational problem they face: the coordination gap.
Why Would Anybody Choose to Work With You? – Episode 69 (opens the original)
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That clarity becomes a growth engine that attracts better-fit clients, deepens strategic relationships and elevates an advisor’s entire practice. Recently, CEG Worldwide coach and strategist Jessica Lee shared her best advice on how to implement these two strategies.
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