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...ages of change against those of retirement. If the pain of change is more ominous than the pain of retirement (or merging out of existence), the ...
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... adults live a lot longer after retirement and often spend their twilight year...
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...agencies, 70% have some sort of retirement plan (up from 60% two years ago) wi...ly proficient CSRs, along with sales centers and marketing assistance. Take th...
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...e of ways to put money away for retirement. People who are living on tight budgets without room for ent...tting up production units and profit centers, the bonus systems are becoming m...
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... willing to pay? How do you deliver these products and services at a profit? What organizational architecture do you need to support profitable delivery? Who are the best people for each role? How do you recruit, develop, retain, reward, rehabilitate, and retire them? Can they work as a team? What's your two-minute drill? &# 160 One of Zig Ziglar's presentations stresses the importance of preparation and consistency. He asks if you've ever hit a perfect serve in tennis or a perfect tee-shot (or hole-in-one) ... need this role in the future? Can you develop the people you have in place to provide the talent that you need? How's your team aging? Is it time to develop some rookies, or do the veterans have enough years left in their (work) lives or enough life left in their (work) years? Can you motivate them? Do the people with talent fit into the culture of your team? What's the structure of your business: Sole proprietorship, partnership, team, or organization? Is this structure ... . THE INGREDIENT/ENTRÉE : HOW TO ATTRACT AND RETAIN VALUABLE EMPLOYEES You're accountable for results. You need talent. You want the best people you can find — ready, willing, and able to get the job done. Shaquille O'Neal (center, LSU/L.A. Lakers), Jake Delhomme (quarterback, Carolina Panthers), David Toms (golfer, LSU), and Eddie Delahoussaye (jockey, New Iberia, LA) — in addition to being "home boys" — are all highly ...
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...ned as earning a high standard of living for as long as the principal remains ...mething more than a high standard of living through self-employment. Value in ...
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...wners could move into a virtual retirement mode at about age 45. Following suc...red. Dealerships will become service centers.
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...ell and stock-redemption plans; retirement and deferred-compensation programs;...or no profit means the agency is not living up to its potential. Life activity...
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...kies and preparing veterans for retirement? Do you celebrate...
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... infomercial concept, without even being aware of it. Such firms put on topical seminars to solidify their client relationships and attract new clients. They book a conference room and present valuable information to gain more business for their agency. Agency X may sponsor a seminar on retirement planning to attract customers for its financial planning services; Agency Y may conduct a wellness workshop to promote its Health insurance markets. These seminars are nothing more than "live" infomercials with a limited audience. If a camera crew were to videotape the seminar, ... could be edited for television viewing. Similarly, an audio technician could adapt the recording for radio. Other agencies have produced marketing videos or audiotapes to sell their services and expertise to potential clients. Such productions can also be considered infomercials, merely employing a different method of distribution. Aggressive agents in a number of markets have been airing insurance shows on the radio for years. In some cases, they've purchased the time slot and broadcasted live or pre-recorded shows every week or month. Some talk only about insurance; others accept phone ... television, arrived on the scene, preachers began purchasing half-hour or larger blocks of air time to carry their message to a larger audience, replacing the traditional basket with a plea for donations. Profitable? You bet! Many such ministries built huge cathedrals, multi-media production centers, and even their own television stations from the revenues generated by "religious" infomercials. In the meantime, people marketing products and services just rambled along as usual, purchasing 30- and 60-second time slots for their commercials. For a long time this worked ...