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Results-Driven Solutions: January 2012 – Embracing Change
Happy 2012! We hope you enjoyed the holidays and the New Year is off to a great start.
Team Insights, our column designed for advisory teams, focuses on dealing with change head on. We provide a reminder of good habits you should instill in your practice. Corporate Insights, our column designed for corporate leadership, discusses the leader’s role in a rapidly changing environment. Continue reading
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Results-Driven Solutions: December 2011 – Leadership
Wow! Another year has come to an end. We hope it has been one full of fond memories and continued business success. For those with strong practices with competitive teams delivering excellent service, many found they were not only surviving but thriving during this challenging year. We are excited about 2012 as we are more than ever committed to helping teams in this great industry. We are very thankful to our clients who continue to help us grow our business through referrals and challenge us to deliver new and innovative practice management solutions. We wish you and your loved ones a festive and healthy holiday season. Cheers!
Team Insights, our column designed for advisory teams, focuses on the importance of including your entire team when setting performance goals. We provide a simple process to help you improve your business planning efforts. Corporate Insights, our column designed for corporate leadership, discusses the need to support top advisors in their roles as leaders of their teams. Continue reading
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Results-Driven Solutions: October 2011 – Team Expansion
We are welcoming the wonderful Fall weather in the Southeast after the dog days of Summer. Our recent travels have taken us to Boston, Chicago, New York, and Puerto Rico to deliver programs on teams, business planning, and capitalizing on centers of influence! Sarah has launched an updated website at www.KnowNoBounds.net and Krista is working on some new team assessment training. We are very busy, to say the least.
We were co-delivering a program the morning after Steve Jobs’ death. We will never be up to his level of presentation skills, but we are committed to live his principles of life. Thank you, Mr. Jobs. We never met you, but you impacting our lives. If you haven’t yet heard his 2005 Stanford University Commencement Speech you should.
Team Insights, our column designed for advisory teams, focuses on the ever increasing need to expand your team and evolve your infrastructure to compete in today’s ever-changing environment. We provide a simple activity to help you better define your expansion efforts so that you are building by design, not by default. Corporate Insights, our column designed for corporate leadership, provides some common themes from advisors around the country concerning what they seek from their firms’ resources and support. Continue reading
Results-Driven Solutions: April 2011
April showers are definitely bringing May flowers (and pollen!) to the Southeast early this year. Hope you are enjoying springtime! We’ve been busy working on several projects – the release of the NEW Performance Insights Process™, developing strategic coaching alliances, … Continue reading
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Bye, Bye
Featured in Registered Rep Saying good-bye to clients isn’t easy for most brokers. But paring your book to upgrade your clientele doesn’t have to create hard feelings. Here’s how some brokers did it. Read the rest on RegisteredRep.com
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Entrepreneurial Reality
Featured in Registered Rep It’s well known that most small businesses fail. By some estimates, 95% bite the bullet. A big reason for this high failure rate is that most of these entrepreneurs aren’t entrepreneurs at all. Read the rest … Continue reading

