2022 MQ RETREAT: FEATURED SPEAKERS
View all main articlesOur MQ Retreat is known for bringing in notable scholars and practitioners who share valuable insights for meeting current challenges and for serving as beacons in the lives of financial planning clients for many years to come. Featured speakers this year include:
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This May, Money Quotient celebrates 5+ year anniversaries with these wonderfully talented MQ Partners! Georgia…
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Questions, Not Answers: Conversations For Advisors To Navigate Clients’ Anxiety Around Change
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Following the publication of Developing and Maintaining Client Trust and Commitment in a Rapidly Changing Environment (FPA website login required), MQ Research & Education President Carol Anderson, M.S. has been very busy with interviews by publications and podcasts regarding its findings. Check out what she’s been up to on the MQRE website.
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View all eventsMQ In Action: James Hindes | Integrating Money Quotient into the XYPN Tech Stack
Money Quotient welcomes MQ Veteran James Hindes, who will share how he utilizes Money Quotient in his practice, and how he integrates the True Wealth process with portions of the XYPN tech stack (Wealthbox, RightCapital) and other tech solutions (Pulse360).
MQ Open Forum: Helping Clients Navigate Internal Conflict by Exploring Biography
Money can serve as a source of conflict in our client’s lives, often as a result of deep-rooted perspectives that have developed over time. Exploring past experiences can help to raise awareness of those perspectives and their origins. In this MQ Open Forum, we’ll discuss how exploring your client’s biography can help in specific scenarios, including clients who overspend, carry a scarcity mindset, or have more than enough financial wealth but feel generally unhappy.
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