The merger of NAIFA, the Society of Financial Service Professionals and Life Happens is one way of addressing the financial challenges American consumers face.
Stephen M.R. Covey is back with more great insights on trust. On this episode, we’ll hear him share the story of how he found the value of trust – and what it was like to grow up a “Covey.”
On this episode, Stephen M.R. Covey shares insights on the value of trust. Stephen calls mistrust a tax on your business. After all, mistrust makes it harder to get referrals and adds friction to your work environment.
Tom Hegna is back with more great advice on how to make sure your clients have a safe, secure and happy retirement. On Episode 32, you heard Tom lay out his seven steps to an optimal retirement – and drive home the need to educate your clients about life insurance strategies.
One of the best-known experts preaching this message at insurance and financial conferences in recent years has been Tom Hegna. In this interview, Tom is going to sketch out some compelling strategies to help clients understand the power of insurance. He’ll also walk us through his seven steps to a happy retirement.
To get some real answers on productivity, Paul talked with Chris Bailey. You can call him a productivity pilgrim, of sorts. When Chris graduated from business school, he had job offers, but heard a calling instead. That calling was to take a year to research and discover what it truly means to be a productive person.
On this episode, Patrick Bet-David helps to answer the biggest question in life insurance sales: Where will the next generation of successful agents come from?
On this episode, Kelly Leonard is going to tell you how to use comedy – and some of the skills comedians use – to become better at what you do and get more sales.
Even if you don’t know Amy Cuddy, you have likely heard her message on power poses – as in, stand like Superman or Wonder Woman and soon you’ll be feeling pretty super yourself.
On this episode of IGNITE, we hear from a tough guy who’s not afraid to get tender with a personal story: speaker, actor and former NFL standout Bo Eason.
Jim Collins explains how the white knight CEO rarely saves the day. Instead, it’s the plodding tortoise that wins these races – or as Jim and his group put it, the hedgehog that wins the fight.
What makes a company truly great? Conversely, what makes it fail? We get answers to those questions in part one of Paul’s interview with author and business expert Jim Collins.
Want to inspire more clients and wow audiences? Try working on something that you probably haven’t paid enough attention to: your voice. You’ll learn how to do just that on this episode with Roger Love.
This episode features part 2 of Paul’s conversation with Les Brown, who will take you from tongue tied to terrific…and teach you how to “speak to win.”