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Full Advisor Coaching - The Podcast
Kristin Harad
Fréquence : 1 épisode/15j. Total Éps: 50

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Where to Start With Business Development (Ep. 49)
mercredi 14 janvier 2026 • Durée 38:13
You’ve blocked out time for business development… but now what?
If you’ve ever sat down with good intentions only to stare at the wall, scroll LinkedIn, or wonder what you’re actually meant to do, this episode is for you.
We kick off the new year by tackling one of the most talked-about (and most misunderstood) parts of growing a financial advisory firm: business development.
Listen in to hear how to build an opportunity list, identify the right people to focus on, and create deeper relationships instead of chasing volume.
You'll learn how to move from vague “do more BD” expectations to a clear, repeatable approach that actually works.
Kristin shares:
- Why most advisors get stuck with business development.
- What “doing BD” really means in practice.
- How to avoid wasting time on unfocused activity.
- Why relationships matter more than volume.
- How to create an opportunity list.
- Who should be on that list.
- How to use existing clients and contacts.
- How former colleagues can open doors.
- How to use LinkedIn intentionally.
- How to find people with problems you can solve.
Resources:
- The Snowball System by Mo Bunnell
- Give to Grow by Mo Bunnell
- Growth Acceleration Toolkit
- Mastering LinkedIn, AI, and Advisor Marketing with Derek Pollard
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Lessons Learned from 2 Years of Podcasting (Ep. 48)
mercredi 24 décembre 2025 • Durée 38:27
What slows advisors down, and what accelerates growth?
After two years of podcasting (including 48 episodes and 27 conversations with industry leaders), Kristin has discovered the answer to that question and more.
In this episode, she shares the five standout lessons she's learned—and that every advisor should hear.
Listen as she breaks down why systems scale better than intensity, why consistency still beats any new tactic, and how a refined client experience quietly fuels long-term growth.
You’ll also learn the truth about content strategy, what really kills momentum, and what advisors can do to finally make content sustainable.
Kristin shares:
- Why simple systems outperform constant new tactics.
- How consistency drives better conversions than lead volume.
- The link between operational chaos and poor client experience.
- Small CX improvements that create big growth.
- Why content is essential and why most advisors struggle to execute.
- How niche, story, and voice make content actually work.
- Ways to keep content sustainable with small repeatable steps.
- A new approach to coaching junior advisors in business development.
- How fulfilment and identity shape long-term advisor success.
Resources:
- Lead magnet for financial advisors: Create an effective lead magnet to build your marketing list
- Ep 45: Scaling Without Sacrifice: Partnering for Smarter Growth with Michael Young
- Ep 41: Building Talent Wealth in Your Firm with Kelli Cruz
- Ep 40: Are Your Advisors Spending Too Much Time Getting Ready?
- Ep 38: What Makes Great Business Developers?
- Ep 37: AI, Efficiency, and Client Engagement with Mark Gilbert
- Ep 36: How to Create Sustainable Content Calendar
- Ep 34: 5 Pillars of Work-Life Integration
- Ep 32: Mastering the First Consultation
- Ep 30: Building a Business Development Engine
- Ep 29: Simple & Effective Content Strategy for Financial Advisors with Rebecca Rosenberg
- Ep 23: Turn Operational Challenges into Growth Opportunities with Cameo Roberson
- Ep 22: Lead-to-Client Conversion
- Ep 21: Client Experience with John Prendergast
- Ep 18: Heart First — How Advisors Can Unlock Their True Potential
- Ep 14: Part 1: Conquer Linkedin – A Guide for Financial Advisors
- Ep 12: Avoiding Burnout with Arlene Moss
- Ep 10: Using Video Effectively with Katie Braden
- Ep 9: Why You Don’t Need to Be Perfect to Grow
- Ep 5: Niche Marketing with Kristen Luke
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The New Playbook for Financial Planner Success (Ep. 39)
mercredi 20 août 2025 • Durée 50:10
What does it take to be a truly exceptional financial planner in today’s world?
In this episode, we sit down with Dennis Moore, Interim CEO and COO of the Financial Planning Association, and Ben Lewis, FPA’s Chief Communications Officer, to explore the newly launched FPA Competency Model designed to help financial planners strengthen the human side of their profession.
You’ll learn how interpersonal impact, leadership, and trust-building can transform the client relationship, elevate your professional brand, and set the stage for long-term success.
You’ll also hear how the FPA is marking its 25th anniversary with resources to help members connect with clients, grow their business, and guide the next generation of planners.
From understanding the six behavioral competencies to applying them in real-world client interactions, this conversation reveals practical ways to refine your communication, foster collaboration, and build credibility in a competitive market.
Dennis and Ben share:
- What the new FPA Competency Model is and how to use it.
- The six key behavioral competencies every planner needs.
- How interpersonal impact strengthens client relationships.
- Why leadership is vital for business development and branding.
- The role of empathy in financial planning success.
- How communication builds trust and client loyalty.
- Ways to foster collaboration with clients and teams
- How accountability improves professional credibility.
- Why behavioral skills complement technical expertise.
- How to use self-assessment tools for career growth.
Resources:
- FPA Website
- FPA National Conference
- FPA Competency Model
- FPA MediaSource
- Ep. 21: The Power of Investing in Client Experience
- Ep. 28: Ths Financial Advisors’ Guide to Repurposing Content
- Ep. 35: How Financial Advisors Can Leverage Online Reviews
Connect with Dennis and Ben:
- Dennis Moore: LinkedIn
- Ben Lewis: LinkedIn
- Financial Planning Association
Connect with Kristin Harad:
What Makes Great Business Developers? (Ep. 38)
mercredi 6 août 2025 • Durée 37:26
What do great business developers actually do differently and how can leaders support that growth across all personality types?
In this episode, we unpack the habits, mindsets, and systems that set top performers apart, especially in professions like financial planning, where the old-school “sales” approach doesn’t always fit.
Whether you’re outgoing, introverted, analytical, or empathetic, this conversation will help you reframe business development as a skill anyone can learn, when the right support is in place.
You’ll learn why solving problems (not pushing products) is the key to long-term success, how to use client language to connect more effectively, and why follow-up systems matter just as much as charisma.
We also dive into the importance of blocking time for outreach, creating emotional distance in sales conversations, and the power of lifelong learning.
Kristin shares:
- Business development is a learned skill.
- Different personalities can succeed in BD.
- Follow-up is where growth happens.
- Lead with client pain points, not features.
- Block time for focused outreach.
- Build templates to avoid overthinking.
- Sales is solving problems with empathy.
- Match your message to your audience.
- Leaders must support diverse BD styles.
- Lifelong learning is a business developer’s edge.
Resources:
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AI, Efficiency, and Client Engagement with Mark Gilbert (Ep. 37)
mercredi 23 juillet 2025 • Durée 34:55
Is AI just another fleeting trend, or is it redefining how financial advisors work forever?
In this episode, we speak with Mark Gilbert, CEO and Co-Founder of Zocks, a privacy-first AI meeting assistant built specifically for financial services.
Mark shares his journey to founding Zocks and explains why this isn’t just another note-taker—it’s a powerful productivity tool that helps advisors improve client engagement, communication, and efficiency across the board.
You’ll learn how Zocks is helping financial advisors capture critical client data, reduce email response time, and even unlock the capacity to serve more clients by automating time-consuming tasks.
Listen in to get actionable insights on using tech to scale without losing the human touch.
Mark shares:
- How Zocks goes beyond a meeting assistant.
- Why AI is more than just a buzzword.
- How AI can streamline client communication.
- How to navigate privacy concerns with clients.
- Why financial advisors need multiple AI tools.
- How AI improves response time and productivity.
- How advisors can scale services with automation.
- What’s next in AI for financial professionals.
Connect with Mark Gilbert:
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How to Create a Sustainable Content Calendar as a Financial Advisor (Ep. 36)
Épisode 35
mercredi 9 juillet 2025 • Durée 36:46
What if your content strategy wasn’t overwhelming but simple, intentional, and tailored to your goals?
In this episode of Full Advisor Coaching, Kristin breaks down exactly how financial advisors can build a foundational content calendar that supports consistent marketing without the stress.
She explains how to set a realistic cadence, plan ahead, and repurpose high-quality content to get more traction with less effort.
Listen in to learn how to tackle the common pitfalls advisors face with content and actionable ways to stay on track even when life gets busy.
Kristin shares:
- How to establish your “home base” for your content calendar.
- How to set a sustainable publishing schedule.
- Ways to mix evergreen content, timely updates, and personal stories.
- How to involve your team in content creation (even non-advisors).
- What to do when you feel stuck or short on time.
- How to use AI and freelance support to streamline your process.
- Why imperfect content is better than none at all.
- Real client examples of building a calendar that works.
Resources:
- Free Tools & Training
- Why You Don’t Have To Be Perfect To Grow Your RIA (Ep. 9)
- The Role of Outsourced CIOs for RIA Leaders’ Growth (& Sanity) (Ep. 13)
- The Financial Advisor's Guide to Repurposing Content (Ep. 28)
- Simple & Effective Content Strategy for Financial Advisors with Rebecca Rosenberg (Ep. 29)
- Building a Business Development Engine for Modern Financial Advisors (Ep. 30)
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How Financial Advisors Can Leverage Online Reviews (Ep. 35)
Épisode 35
mercredi 25 juin 2025 • Durée 43:00
What if online client reviews could be your firm’s best marketing asset?
In this episode of Full Advisor Coaching, Kristin sits down with Brian Thorp and Diana Cabrices from Wealthtender to talk about how advisors can finally use online reviews to build trust, attract new clients, and grow their business.
Listen in to hear what’s working now, how to ask clients for feedback (without feeling awkward), and smart ways to put testimonials to work across your marketing.
You’ll walk away with practical tips and a fresh perspective on turning client voices into your most powerful growth tool.
Brian and Diana share:
- Why online reviews matter for advisors now more than ever.
- How to ask for client testimonials, tactfully and compliantly.
- The best times to ask for reviews.
- Messaging that makes clients eager to “pay it forward.”
- Creative ways to showcase reviews beyond your website.
- Tips for getting started with Wealthtender (or creating a compliant system on your own).
Resources:
- Learn more or get started: Wealthtender.com/grow
Connect with Brian Thorp:
Connect with Diana Cabrices:
Connect with Kristin Harad:
5 Pillars of Work-Life Integration for Advisors (Ep. 34)
Épisode 34
mercredi 11 juin 2025 • Durée 38:34
What if fulfillment isn’t about balancing work and life—but integrating the two?
In this episode of Full Advisor Coaching, Kristin challenges the outdated concept of work-life balance and introduces the idea of work-life integration instead.
Drawing from her recent workshop at the FPA Retreat, Kristin shares the 5-part framework to help high-performing professionals align their business operations with the lifestyle they truly want to live.
Listen in to learn how advisors can take small but meaningful steps toward creating version 2.0 of their professional and personal lives, where success, fulfillment, and freedom truly work together.
Kristin shares:
- Why “work-life balance” is outdated and unhelpful.
- The shift to work-life integration and lifestyle-centric planning.
- The 5 key areas for intentional life and work design.
- Practical steps to restructure your calendar and weekly schedule.
- Real examples from advisors integrating flexibility, well-being, and purpose.
- How team culture, redundancy, and intentional hiring affect integration.
- Resources and exercises to align your work with your personal values.
Resources:
- Books:
- Slow Productivity by Cal Newport
- Deep Work by Cal Newport
- Designing Your Life by Dave Evans and Bill Burnett
- Deep Questions Podcast
- Thrivent
- Download our Work-Life Integration Assessment Worksheet
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Reinventing Your Practice: Finding Your Version 2.0 with Shelby Nicholl (Ep. 33)
mercredi 28 mai 2025 • Durée 39:46
What does building your Version 2.0 really look like?
In this episode, I’m joined by Shelby Nicholl, founder of Muriel Consulting and host of the Kick It Open podcast, to explore how advisors can recognize when it’s time to evolve and how to take smart, confident steps toward a more fulfilling practice.
Listen in as we talk about how to evaluate firm fit across three key dimensions and what options exist for those considering independence or starting their own RIA.
You'll learn how to think like a CEO of your own practice, understand your true value, and make career decisions that support long-term fulfillment for you, your team, and your clients.
Shelby shares:
- Signs that it’s time for an advisor to make a move.
- How to assess firm alignment.
- The importance of compensation structure for team retention.
- Business development vs. servicing roles in advisory firms.
- Breaking away to form an RIA—when and how to do it.
- The three categories of advisor firm fit.
- What it takes to retain top talent in your firm.
Resources:
Connect with Shelby Nicholl:
- LinkedIn: Shelby Nicholl, MBA, CEPA®
- Murielconsulting.com
- YouTube: Kick It Open Podcast with Shelby Nicholl
- Email: shelby.nicholl@murielconsulting.com
- Book a confidential call with Shelby
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Mastering the First Consultation: A Guide for Financial Advisors (Ep. 32)
mercredi 14 mai 2025 • Durée 37:11
How can financial advisors structure their first consultations to create a standout client experience?
In this episode, Kristin shares best practices for creating a thoughtful and welcoming experience from the very first interaction.
She covers how to leverage all five senses to create a client-centric environment, the value of doing simple background research before meetings, and why it's not enough to simply offer a “free consultation.”
Listen in to discover how to lead a consultation that feels warm, intentional, and authentic, so you can connect with prospective clients and help them feel truly seen and supported.
Kristin shares:
- Why the first consultation sets the tone for the advisor-client relationship.
- The importance of pre-meeting preparation and intake questions.
- How your scheduling process and form questions can help your first impression.
- What to do before the meeting.
- How to use a visual one-pager to communicate your offering and pricing.
- Best practices for following up after the consultation.
Resources:
- Confident Conversations That Win Clients with David DeCelle (Ep. 31)
- Missing Out on Revenue: How to Maximize Your Lead-to-Client Conversion (Ep. 22)
- Scheduling tools mentioned: Calendly, Acuity, OnceHub
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