Audio Podcast
Alanah Phillips: Breaking Up with Your Broker-Dealers
Alanah Phillips has a mission to change the face of financial services. She has spearheaded the hiring, coaching and development of the next generation of advisors through Lincoln’s Advisor Training Program. She has also worked as a consultant to advisor teams to leverage these new planners to increase productivity, the client experience, and profitable growth. In 2017, she launched a program called Project Inspire to specifically inspire and educate young women about careers in financial services. Through this project, she is able to spend time mentoring college-aged ladies about their professional development and financial literacy and empower them to take control of their career trajectory.
Today she works with experienced advisors in the West Coast and helps them identify reasons it might be time to break up with their broker-dealer. She takes them through a ‘Breakup Process’ and connects them to resources to help them build a successful, independent financial planning practice. She is a LinkedIn ninja, a lover of interesting people, and an avid reader.
📺Watch and Enjoy!
Other Podcasts You Might Enjoy
How to Handle Disappointment at Work
Audio Podcast How to Handle Disappointment at WorkWe've all been there. That sinking feeling in your stomach when you realize that your hard work didn't pay off, and you didn't get the promotion or raise you were hoping for. Or maybe you did get the promotion, but...
How to Identify the Limiting Beliefs that Hold You Back
Audio Podcast How to Identify the Limiting Beliefs that Hold You BackAs women and emerging leaders, we have an incredible opportunity to take our business and career to a new level. But to do that, we need the right mindset. When you "Step Up," you have a different...
3 Strategies for Building Up Emotional Resilience at Work
Audio Podcast3 Strategies for Building Up Emotional Resilience at WorkWe all know that we women are tough. We can handle just about anything that's thrown our way, and that’s because we are used to taking on a lot. Sometimes too much, if we’re honest. We get lost...