The Perfect RIA

In this episode, Micah Shilanski and Brian Smith discuss the challenges of income planning for retirement, emphasizing the importance of understanding life expectancy versus longevity, the impact of Monte Carlo analysis, and the role of fixed income products like annuities. They explore how to balance risk and income, the significance of effective communication with clients, and the potential downsides of annuities. The conversation also touches on cap rates and their implications, as well as leveraging annuities for long-term care planning. The episode concludes with actionable insights for financial advisors.

The Longevity Factor in Retirement With Brian Smith

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- Micah Shilanski: Website | LinkedIn - Brian Smith: Website | LinkedIn - Learn More about our Coaching Programs

In this episode, Micah and MAtt discuss the critical importance of time management in client meetings for financial advisors. They explore how running over time can reflect a lack of integrity and respect for clients' schedules. The conversation delves into strategies for managing talkative clients, the value of high-level discussions, and the necessity of having conviction in client meetings. Practical tips for improving meeting efficiency, such as sending agendas in advance and setting clear expectations, are also shared, culminating in actionable insights for advisors to enhance their client interactions.

The Integrity of Meeting Timeliness [Episode 346]

Resources in today's episode:

- Micah Shilanski: Website | LinkedIn - Matt Jarvis: Website | LinkedIn - Learn More about our Coaching Programs

In this episode of the TPR podcast, Matthew Jarvis and Shelby Nicholl discuss the complexities and considerations involved in transitioning to a Registered Investment Advisor (RIA) model. They explore the realistic timeframes for making the move, the importance of due diligence, and the various options available, including RIA platforms. Shelby emphasizes the significance of proper messaging and client retention during the transition, as well as the necessity of compliance and the benefits of hiring a compliance consultant. The conversation also highlights the RIA Launch Accelerator program, designed to assist advisors in navigating the transition process effectively.

Client Retention Strategies With Shelby Nicholl [Episode 345]

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- Matt Jarvis: Website | LinkedIn - Shelby Nichol: Website | LinkedIn - Learn More about our Coaching Programs

In this episode of the TPR podcast, Matthew Jarvis interviews Joe Curry, a financial advisor specializing in retirement planning. Joseph shares his journey of growth, the importance of niche marketing, and the commitment to consistent content creation through his podcast. He discusses the challenges of transitioning clients, implementing efficient systems, and learning from mistakes. Joe emphasizes the significance of having a clear focus and the impact of accountability in achieving success in the financial advisory space.

The Power of Niche With Joe Curry

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- Matt Jarvis: Website | LinkedIn - Joe Curry: Website | LinkedIn - Learn More about our Coaching Programs

In this episode, Ryan Fitzgerald, Chief Marketing Officer at Belay, discusses the challenges advisors face in acquiring clients and the importance of effective marketing strategies. He emphasizes the need for small business owners to focus on their ideal customers, delegate tasks, and leverage virtual assistants to enhance their marketing efforts. The conversation also highlights the significance of thought leadership, creating moments of surprise for clients, and building effective marketing funnels to engage prospects. Ryan shares practical advice for advisors to differentiate themselves in a competitive market and maximize their time spent on high-value activities.

Maximizing Marketing Efficiency With Ryan Fitzgerald [Episode 344]

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- Matt Jarvis: Website | LinkedIn- Ryan Fitzgerald: Website | LinkedIn

In this episode of the TPR podcast, host Matthew Jarvis and guest Peter Velardi discuss the intricacies of negotiating deal terms, the importance of understanding earn outs, and the value of professional negotiation in the financial advisory space. They explore how advisors can design their job descriptions post-transition, the risks of going directly to firms without representation, and the potential pitfalls of waiting to sell a practice. The conversation emphasizes the current seller's market and the importance of confidentiality in the valuation process, providing insights for advisors considering their options.

Negotiating Deal Terms With Peter Velardi

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Resources: - Matt Jarvis: Website | LinkedIn- Peter Velardi: Website | LinkedIn - Get your practice valuation here

In this episode, Matt and Micah discuss the concept of 'head trash' that financial advisors often face, particularly around income, effectiveness, and capacity. They explore the idea of a 'money thermostat' that limits advisors' perceptions of their success and the importance of recognizing real limitations versus self-imposed barriers. The conversation delves into the fear of prospecting and how it can hinder growth, emphasizing actionable steps advisors can take to overcome these challenges and deliver more value to their clients.

Stop Defending Your Head Trash! [Episode 343]

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- Micah Shilanski: Website | LinkedIn - Matt Jarvis: Website | LinkedIn - Learn More about our Coaching Programs

In this episode, Micah and Matt discuss the critical importance of foundational principles in financial planning, emphasizing the need for advisors to understand the limitations of software and the value of manual planning. They explore the behavioral aspects of financial management, the journey to developing custom software, and the necessity of personal financial planning practice to enhance client relationships and service delivery.

The Software Dilemma in Financial Planning [Episode 342]

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- Micah Shilanski: Website | LinkedIn - Matt Jarvis: Website | LinkedIn - Learn More about our Coaching Programs

In this episode, Micah and Matt discuss the importance of embracing failures as learning opportunities for financial advisors. They emphasize the need for intentionality in advisory practices, building strong client relationships, and the value of accountability through masterminds. The conversation also covers the significance of time management, navigating growth stages, and the consequences of complacency in business. Finally, they highlight the necessity of investing in professional development to ensure continued growth and success in the industry.

Embracing Failure: Lessons from Million Dollar Producers [Episode 341]

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- Micah Shilanski: Website | LinkedIn - Matt Jarvis: Website | LinkedIn - Learn More about our Coaching Programs

In this episode, Matt and Micah will reveal the one thing you really need to do in order to not fail as an advisor. It may sound oversimplified, but they stand by the importance of following a successful process and the four rules of success that you have to follow if you want to be a rockstar advisor.

If you want to be highly successful, helping a lot of people and continually seeing growth in your life and business, you need to do these four things. Listen in as the guys discuss important elements of success, like how to show integrity, be more intentional, and focus on what works. You will also find out how to get past motivation (or lack of it) and find more success through extreme accountability.

Encore Episode: Why Advisors Fail

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- Micah Shilanski: Website | LinkedIn - Matt Jarvis: Website | LinkedIn