“They basically establish your credibility and create doubt all at once… that’s a power question.”

Michael Kitsis · Financial Advisor Success · Creating Effective Discovery Meetings To Convert 100% Of (High-Value) Prospects Into Clients with Michael Yoder

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Use “power questions” such as “When was the last time you reviewed the full range of retirement plans available to you?” during discovery

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