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Is your problem obvious?

by Mark Little — last modified Nov 18, 2010 12:00 AM

What's the one thing most standing between you and the business that you want?

 

Sometimes the most obvious things in your business, isn't obvious at all. So, ask your best clients!

 

  • Of all the financial advisors you could work with, what inspired you to work with me?
  • When you consider the things we do for you, what do you value most?
  • What would make me indispensable to you?

 

Ask these questions and you'll find out fast!

 

P.S. If you have any trepidation about asking these three questions in exactly this way, you have a lot

of work to do my friend.  Start today.

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Mark McKenna Little Speaker, Author & Trusted Advisor. In 1999 I was ready to leave the financial services industry; not because I wasn’t financially successful (I had built a multi-six figure business), but because I was overwhelmed. I had waaay too many clients & worked 84 hours per week. Rather than quit my business, I decided to try one last thing: I became passionate about relentlessly creating and implementing organized documented systems and processes into my practice. I was able to reduce my workweek to 3 days a week while quadrupling my income to well over $1 million per year of predictable recurring revenue.

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