Escape the Experience Trap
Advisors should know when to ignore their experience and unlearn things in order to move forward.
In an ever-changing world, financial advisors to be more nimble and more adaptable than ever to meet the challenges on the horizon.
And advisors will have to navigate that world without losing focus on their big-picture goals and the impact they can make in their clients’ lives.
There’s no telling exactly what the world or our industry will look like five, 10 or 15 years from now, but the advisors who survive and thrive will be those who can suss out which changes are permanent, ignore the noise and nimbly adapt to the shifting landscape.
In this video, Carson’s Burt White, Chief Strategy Officer, breaks down how advisors can face the future head-on.
Advisors should know when to ignore their experience and unlearn things in order to move forward.
Our client base is rapidly changing, and we need to be prepared to meet its needs.
With the looming threat of AI, a human connection still matters to clients.
Experience is overrated. It's not that it doesn't matter –it's that it expires.
- Burt White, Chief Strategy Officer
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