/ by Don Connelly / Investing Wisdom / 0 comments
Despite regular and sometimes frightening dips markets continue to rise incrementally over time, continually setting new highs. The problem is that many clients disbelieve this; they panic when the market temporarily falls. As their financial advisor, it’s your job to keep them on track.
You need to get them over their short-termism and make them see that their focus should be on 20, 30 or 40 years from now – not on this afternoon or next week.
Use all the tactics at your disposal to illustrate that investing is a marathon not a sprint.
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What’s The Greatest Cause of Burnout among Financial Advisors
/ by Don Connelly / Best Practices / 0 comments
Here’s a question I received from Ricardo in Portugal. He’s writing about burnout with an interesting question.
What’s the greatest cause of burnout among advisors in the United States?
I think that actually is very easy to answer. Whether it’s Los Angeles or Lisbon, it doesn’t really matter.
Listen to the audio or read the transcript below to learn what Don thinks the greatest cause of burnout among Financial Advisors is.
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Remind Your Clients Investing Is a Marathon
/ by Don Connelly / Investing Wisdom / 0 comments
Despite regular and sometimes frightening dips markets continue to rise incrementally over time, continually setting new highs. The problem is that many clients disbelieve this; they panic when the market temporarily falls. As their financial advisor, it’s your job to keep them on track.
You need to get them over their short-termism and make them see that their focus should be on 20, 30 or 40 years from now – not on this afternoon or next week.
Use all the tactics at your disposal to illustrate that investing is a marathon not a sprint.
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Understanding Your Clients’ Behavior Is Key to Your Success as a Financial Advisor
/ by Don Connelly / Managing the Relationship / 0 comments
The more you understand what motivates your prospects and clients, the better your chances of success when it comes to attracting and retaining them. When you begin to see things from your clients’ and prospects’ point of view you can start to influence their decisions and help them make good financial decisions.
So break out of your own mindset. Step into their shoes: Then you will be able to build strong client relationships, anticipate your client needs and manage their expectations.
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