
12.14.20
Walking With Mark: On the Importance of Goals
I thought I’d talk a little bit about goals and the importance of goals to brokers international and what I think goals can do for your organization.
I thought I’d talk a little bit about goals and the importance of goals to brokers international and what I think goals can do for your organization.
Do you have questions about how to handle your retirement strategy in light of the coronavirus pandemic? I sat down with Roop Raj of Fox 2 Detroit to discuss specific tips related to managing your finances for retirement.
I’ve learned that when you effectively and consistently communicate your core values, and tie your core values to employees’ everyday work, they really can drive bottom line results for your business. That’s why core values matter.
If you’re a smoker, life insurance premiums will be significantly higher than for non-smokers. I shared some insights with Ronda Lee of Business Insider, including policy options for those in the process of quitting.
Life insurance (and mortality) can be difficult to discuss, but if you have an insurable interest in your parents, it might be time to have that conversation. I spoke with Ronda Lee of Business Insider about how to approach this issue.
On today’s walk, I thought I would talk about the value of using an outside resource, such as a sales coach, to help in planning.
Rewards and recognition are like religion. If you practice your beliefs once or twice a year, it doesn’t impact your behavior. It’s the same with reward systems for employees. If the only raise your employees receive is tied to company performance metrics that are reported on once a year, you’ve done nothing but mask a cost-of-living adjustment in merit-based pay.
Wondering how home mortgage payment decisions factor into your larger financial strategies? I was able to share my perspective with Cheryl Winokur Munk of the Wall Street Journal.
I had a chance recently to talk with Ronda Lee of Business Insider about the pros and cons of group life insurance.
On today’s walk, I thought I would talk about the value of mentorship. And in my career, I’ve had the opportunity both to be a mentor and a mentee. And regardless of the role I was in, I found that the information that I got from that relationship was invaluable.
A mentor is someone who shortens your professional learning curve by sharing advice based on their experience facing situations you are facing or will face down the road. The right mentor can help you become a seasoned leader, faster.
It’s one of the jobs of any business leader to create a nurturing and inspiring workplace. Still, doing so is easier said than done.