/ by Don Connelly / Best Practices / 0 comments
Financial advisors get fired because they aren’t ‘the full package’. They may provide ‘good’ service, but is it exceptional? They may have a winning personality, but do they pay attention to their clients? They may return calls but never instigate them – and while they may understand their products, do they believe in them?
In order to make sure you don’t get fired you need to cover all these bases and more.
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Why Financial Advisors Get Fired
/ by Don Connelly / Best Practices / 0 comments
Financial advisors get fired because they aren’t ‘the full package’. They may provide ‘good’ service, but is it exceptional? They may have a winning personality, but do they pay attention to their clients? They may return calls but never instigate them – and while they may understand their products, do they believe in them?
In order to make sure you don’t get fired you need to cover all these bases and more.
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12 Questions Great Financial Advisors Ask
/ by Kirti Anand Sharma / Best Practices, Connelly Corner / 0 comments
Being a professional Financial Advisor is quite challenging as there are plenty of financial professionals trying to sell nearly the same inventory. So the question really is: what would set you apart from your competition? What would make you a Great Financial Advisor?
I believe one thing great Financial Advisors are known for is finding a well-rounded financial solution for each client.
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Every Time You Sit with a Client, Your Leadership Skills Are on Display
/ by Don Connelly / Managing the Relationship / 0 comments
I want to remind you that next to the family doctor, you are the most important person a family will meet. You are not a vendor. You are the person who has been chosen to lead this family to their safe retirement heaven. The burden is on them to make the sacrifices necessary to guarantee peace of mind in their later years. The burden of you is to make sure they do it.
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Care More than People Expect You to Care
/ by Don Connelly / Managing the Relationship / 0 comments
When people get poor service, they are not the least bit surprised.
People no longer expect good service except in the very finest of establishments, places where they willingly pay a lot in exchange for that good service. Mediocrity is the new standard.
That opens an enormous door for you. Once people get used to mediocrity, anything above mediocrity stands out.
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