Discovery Meeting Mistakes You’re (Probably) Making—and How Fixing Them Will Boost Your Bottomline (01-11-23)
- Shared screen with speaker view

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Upcoming Horsesmouth Workshops:https://www.horsesmouth.com/workshops

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We find that the “ideal” discovery meeting should have a mix of both organized and impromptu. And Impromptu is when you are listening/responding to your prospects.

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Another way to think about this is that you are “co-creating” the agenda with the client

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Most discovery meetings are “advisor-centric”

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From what we have observed…

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Likability…Trust…and Competence

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What is the software called she uses?

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https://holistiplan.com/

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Thanks Tan!

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yes thanks

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I missed the first 15 minutes, what were the first 5 mistakes?

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Kevin…we’ll be sending you a recording of the whole webinar.

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Data collection is not “trust-building”

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Are you actually going to give an example or template of good close ended questions?

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Thank you Chistopher!

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Jonel…do you mean good open-ended questions?

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yes I did, thank you.

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Can you please go back to Mistake #11? I missed that one

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Jonel…the obvious question is “What are you most concerned about financially?”

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Matt…we’ll be sending out a replay to you.

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As it relates to Holistiplan, I can tell you as a tax guy from way back (and current HP user), it will be a positive tool for over 95% of your clients/prospects.

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Al…thanks. The thing about Holistiplan is that it is an excellent demo of your competence.

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James is talking about a role play…which is an optional part of the Discovery Workshop…which we’ll talk about in a few minutes.

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Discovery Meeting Workshop (Feb 1-2):https://www.horsesmouth.com/discovery