EPISODE · Sep 11, 2013 · 23 MIN
Are You Entitled? From ENTITLED BRAT to CONTRIBUTING LEADER Podcast #3
from From ENTITLED BRAT to CONTRIBUTING LEADER | Business | Wealth | Inheritance Planning | Estate | Wills · host Franco Lombardo and Scott Paton
Why are you an Entitled Brat? What issues from your childhood are running your adult life? Once you acknowledge your entitlement, you can change. What are you really fighting for? What is the greatest mistake parents make with their children? Plus Franco talks about the importance of stories. "From ENTITLED BRAT to CONTRIBUTING LEADER" fosters the essentials of honest communication, mutual trust and shared values that enable families to collaborate effectively… creating a powerful set of values and behaviours that will be a truly lasting legacy. “After several years working as a wealth advisor, I began to notice an emerging pattern in my clients. Despite the fact that most of the people and families I work with are wealthy by most standards, they were finding themselves trapped by their fears and beliefs about money. Although they weren’t limited by the usual concerns about money, they had many excuses, mostly financial, as to why they couldn’t live their dreams. Eventually I learned that wealth is a state of mind. Rich or poor, money can be just one more excuse not to get on with life.” Franco Lombardo is in his second decade as a family wealth advisor. He has enormous passion for helping clients and their families re-define wealth by discovering the critical relationship between one’s Money Motto® and personal values. Franco’s practical facilitation supports people in the process of recognizing their dreams and making them real. A highly energetic wealth coach and inspirational speaker, he has helped many by sharing his own stories of challenge and success around money.
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