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Many of you have been wholesaling for a long time.
And, if you are like me, you are experiencing the gyrations of the market with a mixture of disbelief (20% corrections in one month?) and more than a touch of fatigue (another day, another wild ride?).
Well, with the market continuing it’s turbulent ways into the foreseeable future, great wholesalers are figuring out ways to succeed regardless of market conditions.
Too many wholesalers are spineless.
There, I said it.
How often has this happened to you:
An old friend, former wholesaler and current senior leader at a large mutual funds distributor called me today to share a story.
Back in 2003, at a Portland Trailblazers home game, Natalie Gilbert was called upon to sing the national anthem.
And for any 13 year old young lady this surely had to have been an honor.
Until it went very wrong.
Recently I attended an event that afforded me an opportunity to hear seven 30-minute wholesaler presentations, back to back.
The presenters ranged from seasoned and long tenured professionals to a couple of newer folks.
These presentations reminded me of some tips that the best speakers practice – and rest assured that the best speakers do practice, often.
The simple fact is that I get to coach truly outstanding folks.
Today, in a discussion with one of those clients, we were lamenting how difficult it is for wholesalers to separate themselves from the Sea of Sameness and measurably increase their MQ-Memorability Quotient®.
Part of the challenge lies in simple DNA.
