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What does your day-to-day look like?
Mornings are spent reviewing my Outlook appointment schedule and writing the daily “to-do list.” Updating client files, preparing future allocations, researching the current market conditions, and addressing the needed actions of the LPL Clientworks website portal get me ready for the busy afternoon schedule.
After the market closes, the early afternoons are spent reaching out to existing clients and helping them with their accounts. Whether it’s a quick phone call or email, a needed update to their accounts or just touching base, I’ve realized over the years that communication is so important, and building trust over time secures relationships. This is the time of day I find most rewarding.
The mid afternoons are spent marketing new relationships and attention is spent growing my thriving book of business. This would be considered the most challenging time of day as creativity and consistent efforts are most rewarding when I can help a new client.
In the late afternoon, time is spent with existing and new clients taking care of their business needs either meeting in person here at my home office suite, or via virtual call online. If there’s something we’ve all learned over the last few years, it’s that we can efficiently meet online and get things accomplished. Let’s embrace it!
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What sets you apart from other people in a similar role?
Having an educators’ niche’ with my business plan spanning over two decades of working with certificated and classified school employees, while addressing their specific needs and desires sets me apart from other people in the industry.
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What is the best part of your job?
Seeing people “light up” when we run their numbers together and implement a plan to help them work toward their goals. Building relationships with my valued clients, while keeping them disciplined and on the path to pursuing their financial and retirement destination.
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How would your clients and colleagues describe you?
I believe: Trustworthy, experienced, fun, light-hearted and passionate in my beliefs.
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When you’re not working, what are you happiest doing?
Many things drive me to new heights, but none more than building relationships and making memories with my family and close friends. Spending time with my wife Stacy and best friend of 33 years is at the top of the chart. We love playing board games, cooking together, road trips, spending time at our Beach Cabin on Harstine Island, listening to great music of all genres, and going to live music events and Cougar Football games. “Investing” in family and close friends has paid big dividends and certainly led to a fulfilled life with much happiness.