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Think "work-life balance" is achievable? Jamie Shilanski has news for you—it's time to ditch that myth along with the office drama. Jamie spills the tea on building a financial planning practice that actually works, minus the theatrics. She breaks down how surge periods can transform client engagement from a constant juggling act into a well-oiled machine. And while everyone's entitled to a bad day (we're human, after all), bad behavior gets no free passes. By fostering emotional intelligence and creating a culture where accountability meets support, she shows how letting go of drama-prone team members isn't just acceptable—it's often the secret sauce to leveling up your practice.
Drama, Drama, Drama
What is the number one rule of prospecting? If you serve everyone, then you serve no one! On today’s Worlds To Conquer, Jamie dives into prospecting and how to make sure you’re working with the right people. She’ll also discuss why once you determine who you work best with, you need to share this...
Published 11/28/24
Ever wondered why some financial advisors seem to have a sixth sense for their clients' needs? In this episode, Matt and Micah reveal why playing "20 Questions" with your clients isn't just a party game – it's the secret to building a rock-solid investment strategy. Listen in as they share their...
Published 11/25/24