Month: May 2022

51: The Financial Therapy Skills & Techniques Every Financial Advisor Needs with Dr. Kristy Archuleta

51: The Financial Therapy Skills & Techniques Every Financial Advisor Needs with Dr. Kristy Archuleta

Most trainings, certifications, and designations financial advisors receive fail to teach the difference between crunching numbers and working with emotional human beings on the emotionally charged topic of money.

Working with human beings requires a completely different skill set centered on building trust, uncovering values and emotions around money, and changing behavior.

A skill set that sits at the core of financial therapy.

And, fortunately, Dr. Kristy Archuleta is the foremost authority on bridging the gap between financial therapy skills and financial planning.

Here’s what you’ll learn:

  • The “No Advice” rule she teaches for every first meeting
  • The invisible cues that influence conversations with prospects and clients
  • The #1 thing you can do to positively affect a meeting that NOBODY actually does
  • The correlation between the quality of relationships with clients and the outcomes they achieve
  • The most influential tool an advisor has to help clients change their behavior
  • And way more!

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50: Leveraging The Superpower Of Questions To Create Connection And Clarity with Dr. Meghaan Lurtz (Part II)

50: Leveraging The Superpower Of Questions To Create Connection And Clarity with Dr. Meghaan Lurtz (Part II)

This is Part II of the conversation. It’s a continuation of the previous episode (Episode 49). I highly recommend listening to Part I before diving into this one!

Dr. Meghaan Lurtz joined the show to explain the keys to unlocking the superpower of questions with prospects and clients.

We discuss:

  • The secrets to asking great questions that get great responses
  • Two types of questions designed to instill and build trust
  • Two types of questions designed to elicit information by getting the person to open up
  • Meghaan’s favorite question that she calls the “Swiss Army Knife”
  • The big mistake almost everybody makes when asking follow-up questions
  • And way more!

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