Group Coaching for Financial Planners
For most of us leadership development is a product of our exposure to other people who we have followed. Most of us haven’t spent any time intentionally working to improve our natural abilities or finding something outside of what others have modeled for us. Proximity to great leaders is a rare occurrence and when you have the opportunity to experience someone who embodies these skills you may reject it because it is so different from the status quo.
Many leaders challenge those around them to leave their comfort zones and become the person they were placed on this planet to be. For the majority of the world this is extremely uncomfortable. This usually triggers one of three reactions:
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Pretend they are onboard and then fade away
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Openly rebel against the new leader’s guidance
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Take advantage of having someone to follow and embark on the new journey
Think about the last time someone showed up in your life and inspired you to do something that you wouldn’t normally do.
Who was it?
What made you feel compelled to take action when being comfortable was the easier choice?
Do you want to be able to give that feeling to others?
Chances are you read the last question and paused because you asked whether you could impact someone like that.
I know I did.
Even though I was a captain of most of my sports teams and president of many extracurricular activities in schools I questioned my ability to lead when I got into the workplace. I ran from titled leader to titled leader hoping to find the secret to becoming an executive. The age old “do a great job in the job you are in came up time and time again.”
I knew this was part of the answer, but I know it wasn’t the whole thing. As time passed, I realized that all the people who were in the jobs I wanted had one thing in common. They all lived amazing lives inside and outside of work and they had the ability to influence everyone who had the opportunity to spend time with them.
The question most will ask at this juncture is well is this something everyone can master?
I mean really… Is this art or science?
In true consultant fashion the answer is “It depends.”
It can be mastered with the right knowledge and then skilled practice. We created the Leadership Bullpen for financial services professionals who want to be the top leaders in the industry.
The Red Pill
The Model for a Centered Life is broken out as follows:
- Self image
- clarifying your guiding principles
- identifying limiting beliefs
- creation of a new outlook
- Relationship
- identifying one way relationships
- increasing access to resources
- balancing control and power
- Career
- increase/decrease in responsibility
- increase in satisfaction
- alignment of values
- Health
- creating more energy
- reducing mind fog
- increasing life span
- reducing pain
- Prosperity
- increasing net worth
- increasing income
- reducing debt
- increasing time and location freedom
- Significance
- increase impact outside of home
- creation of legacy plans
Financial Planner Business Coach
Jerome Myers
Jerome Myers aka “J” is a developer of people and places. He is the founder and Chief Inspiration Officer of DreamCatchers and The Myers Development Group.
Through these entities he gets to live out his childhood dreams of helping people manifest the things they imagine and create social proof that dreams should be real.
Since leaving corporate America after building a 20MM division at a Fortune 550 company, J has become one of the most sought after thought leaders in the multifamily development space. His company, The Myers Development Group, built a multi-million-dollar portfolio following the principles of Myers Methods.
Unlike other coaching programs, we will go beyond strategy, assessments and encouragement. Jerome pioneered Holistic Transformational Life Coaching more than 15 years ago. Up until about two years ago it was only used with his closest friends and family. They repeatedly urged him to share his techniques with others and laid the foundation for introducing his methods to the world.
