EPISODE · Apr 10, 2024 · 22 MIN
Six People You Need In Your Life to Develop Your Career
from The Out and About Podcast · host Out and About Communications
Even as a child, Eric possessed an innate spark that seemed to defy containment. With a passion for uplifting others, particularly fellow advisors, Eric discovered his calling in fostering connections and nurturing potential. His philosophy? The equation to becoming your dream self is Mindset + Heart set + Skill set. Today, Eric is at the helm of a diverse portfolio of ventures, from serving as CEO at Forefront Wealth Advisors in Austin, Texas, to overseeing a national insurance agency catering to financial advisors, running a tax business, advisor consulting, and more; his scope is expansive. Eric’s coaching methodology mirrors his own journey — a formula carefully crafted to shape and empower advisors to reach their fullest potential.Featured Resources & Shoutouts Free Worksheet: Who’s In Your Personal Board? Eric Negron’s LinkedIn Profile Eric Negron’s Twitter Profile Forefront Advisor Network on LinkedIn Forefront Advisor Network on Instagram Forefront Advisor Network on YouTube Forefront Advisor Network Facebook Group Forefront Advisor Network Website Dennis Moseley-Williams on LinkedIn Dan Sullivan on LinkedIn Lindsey Troxell’s On Purpose Interview Tune in now for more from Eric as he dives into the importance of mentorship and surrounding yourself with people who encourage you to grow, how and why you should build your personal board of directors, and the power of prioritizing personal growth to unlock a world of opportunities. Enjoyed this Interview? You’ll love: The Evolution of Chasing a Passion Providing a Human-First Value Add For Clients and Advisors How to Skill Transfer Your Financial Services Knowledge to More Healthy Habits How to Lead with Compassion and Vulnerability
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