In this seven-part video series, Dan Richards, CEO, Client Insights, shares practical advice with advisors on improving personal productivity, making teams excel and strengthening client relationships.
September 19, 2016In this seven-part video series, Dan Richards, CEO, Client Insights, shares practical advice with advisors on improving personal productivity, making teams excel and strengthening client relationships.
September 19, 2016In the final video of a seven-part series, “Proven ways to boost productivity,” Dan Richards, CEO, Client Insights, explains how to incorporate mid- and long-term strategic thinking time into your business.
In part six of a seven-part series, “Proven ways to boost productivity,” Dan Richards, CEO, Client Insights, explains how minor mistakes, if dealt with properly, can improve client relationships.
In part five of a seven-part series, “Proven ways to boost productivity,” Dan Richards, CEO, Client Insights explains how to use Skype or FaceTime to make your telephone meetings with clients dramatically more effective.
In part four of a seven-part series, “Proven ways to boost productivity,” Dan Richards, CEO, Client Insights, discusses what Google does to make sure its teams excel, and what advisors can do as well.
In part three of a seven-part series, “Proven ways to boost productivity,” Dan Richards, CEO, Client Insights, cites research that shows superior performance is a direct result of intensive practice, and discusses three tips on mastery from expertise guru Anders Ericisson.
In part two of a seven-part series, “Proven ways to boost productivity,” Dan Richards, CEO, Client Insights, cites research that explains how to-do lists can clip productivity. He gives tips on how to write a list that increases productiveness in the short and long term.
In part one of a seven-part series, “Proven ways to boost productivity,” Dan Richards, CEO, Client Insights, discusses the importance of measuring your activities and results in order to move your business forward, which is derived from the business philosophy of Peter Drucker, the renowned management consultant.