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“The Power of Dialog and Story Listening” with Dr. Preston Cherry - Episode #15 of Mindset Mastery
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In Episode #15 of Mindset Mastery, “The Power of Dialog and Story Listening”, a self-proclaimed “story listener,” Preston D. Cherry, Ph.D., CFP® of Concurrent Financial Planning, LLC, talks with Mindset Mastery host Marie Swift about the power of dialog, authenticity, and creating common ground as a way to create more meaningful connections with clients, friends and family, while at the same time inspiring action.
In a nutshell: Financial planners who connect with clients using some of the methodologies discussed can avoid becoming a commoditized. Dr. Cherry provides tips for engaging based on humorous or relatable household matters to bridge into money conversations. It’s all about Life Money Balance™ aspirations and using challenges to pivot and grow. Dr. Cherry is also Assistant Professor of Personal Financial Planning & Finance in the Austin E. Cofrin School of Business at the University of Wisconsin – Green Bay, where he is Head of the CFP Board Registered Approved Personal Financial Planning Program. The program helps prepare the next generation of financial planners for success.
To learn more about the philosophies and financial planning-based research Dr. Cherry focuses on, including client connection and communication that leverages money psychology tools that can increase client engagement with their personal finance journey, visit www.ConcurrentFP.com.
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