The WealthFit Process (Getting Your Ducks in a Row)
Who Is Sabotaging Your Success?
Turn Setbacks into Big Wins
The Gap and The Gain: Going Deeper to Turn Setbacks into Big Wins In our pursuit of success, it’s easy to get down if we fall short of our goals. But what if we shifted our focus to measuring how far we’ve come instead? If people didn’t suffer setbacks 3M would never have developed Post-It […]
“Getting Naked” for Clients
Gaining Clarity of Purpose as a Team
At FWM, we believe that healthy conflict is essential for team growth and success. That’s why we recently had the incredible opportunity to collaborate with renowned leadership expert, Dov Baron, to explore what healthy conflict means to us as individuals and as a team. We discovered that healthy conflict within a team is all about […]
“The One Thing” & Team Building
Who NOT How
Monday, I spent the day with a select group of top-notch entrepreneurs in Toronto Canada sharpening the saw, refining our purpose and improving our businesses. One of the key concepts we continued to focus on was “Who, not How!”. When most entrepreneurs (including me) face a challenge, our first reaction is to ask: “How do […]
Veteran’s Day
Sgt. Carson Holmquist, SSgt David Wyatt, Gy Sgt. Thomas Sullivan, L.Cpl Skip Wells, PO2 Randall Smith The true soldier fights not because he hates what is in front of him, but because he loves what is behind him.– G.K. Chesterson Every year, Americans come together today to honor our nations service members and heroes, but […]
The Results Are In
What Our Research Uncovered that Truly Defines the Franklin Wealth Experience We want to thank everyone for their continued support. This year has been another great year as far as receiving introductions to wonderful people that we value as clients. We also appreciate your continued feedback as to how we can continue to improve our […]
Getting Naked
On our recent trip to New York I re-read the book Getting Naked. It was totally appropriate considering some of what we saw walking through Time’s Square. I hadn’t been packed in any crowds quite this large, varied and rowdy since the last time we visited New Orleans. Many were there to make money from […]
