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Hello there,
My name is Mark Daly. In 2019 I sold my financial services practice for a mid seven-figure amount. My mission and passion today is to share my methods and experience with other like minded advisors. I made plenty of mistakes along the way, and with the benefit of hindsight, are willing to share with you now.
My mission is to help financial advisors demystify client mindset by discovering what makes people tick. I can show you how to convert prospects to clients – no matter the market environment. During my nearly 30 years as a financial advisor, I saw & heard it all. Allow me to share some insights for developing your practice.
Financial advisors who work with me learn to ask the right questions, maximize their conversions, and maintain a better work/life balance.
Certified Professional Coach
Mark Daly is a Certified Professional Coach from the College of Executive Coaching
Frequent Questions
What does executive coaching mean for financial advisors?
There are difficult situations and people in everyone’s personal and professional lives – but none more so than for financial advisors. Working with Mark means you don’t have to face those unknowns alone. Through mutual personal discovery, we’ll build a trusted, confidential relationship to help guide you through any situation.
What's the greatest advantage to coaching?
The certified professional coach is a valuable thought partner and confidant that assists clients in working through problems and situations that can occur at work and in life. Often the coach is the only true non-biased and honest person available to ask questions, provide unvarnished feedback, and offer constructive advice.
Why should a financial advisor hire a coach?
It is unique to find a coach with decades of financial industry experience. I can serve you as an advocate and impartial sounding board at critical junctions in your career. A professional coach can help financial advisors prepare for known threats and unforeseen obstacles. Take advantage now of opportunities to remake and rebrand your practice, while moving ahead of the competition. Leading companies hire coaches for their top financial advisors – you can too! Begin unlock maximum potential, grow net assets and fees, and create long term value
How does coaching benefit top financial advisors and their life’s work?
Learning is a lifelong process – as a coach, Mark is a lifelong learner and teacher – with 30 years’ experience running and selling a successful practice, made especially for financial advisors. If you decide to retain a professional executive coach you will retain top performers, enhance remedial talent, electrify your marketing efforts, and strengthen your ability as a manager.
What happens at the end of a session?
Closing each session in a professional caring way is essential. Developing an action plan, outlining next steps and scheduling the next coaching appointment are common practices. Homework and practice techniques may be assigned. The coach may check in between coaching sessions to inquire about progress and obstacles.
What is the coach’s role in each session?
The coach commits to making every appointment and to advocate on behalf of the client. In many relationship’s coaches are the only reliable, honest source of feedback the client will have. The coach agrees to prepare for each session, be fully present during the session, while demonstrating empathy, energy and commitment. Active listening is essential.