Category: Legal Profession
How Taking Time Off Can Make All the Difference (Ep. 31)

How Taking Time Off Can Make All the Difference (Ep. 31)

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Taking time off is crucial for personal and professional growth, but many entrepreneurs struggle to unplug.

How can you prepare your business to thrive without you? What benefits can you gain from truly disconnecting?

This week, Greg DuPont chats about the importance of taking time off and how doing so can lead not only to personal rejuvenation but also to professional growth. Greg shares his insights from a two-week vacation, discussing the steps he took to ensure his businesses thrived in his absence, emphasizing the role of strategic planning and team empowerment.

You’ll be surprised by what a good rest can do for yourself, your career, and for those around you. 

Greg discusses: 

  • The benefits of taking time off for hard-charging entrepreneurs
  • Detailed preparation he took to make himself “worthless” for a month
  • Insights from Dan Sullivan’s approach to free days, focus days, and buffer days
  • The surprising impact of Greg’s absence on his law practice’s revenue
  • And more!

 

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How to Integrate Financial Services into Your Law Practice (Ep. 30)

How to Integrate Financial Services into Your Law Practice (Ep. 30)

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Incorporating financial services into a law practice can be a game-changer for attorneys seeking to add value and diversify their offerings.

How can attorneys seamlessly integrate financial services into their practice? What are the steps and benefits involved in this transition?

In this episode of March to a Million, Greg DuPont explores the essential steps for attorneys to incorporate financial services into their law practices. He covers the necessary licenses, regulatory requirements, and the benefits of offering these services to clients. Greg also highlights the support systems available through the Wealth Solutions Network (WSN).

Greg discusses: 

  • Key differences and requirements for Series 6, Series 7, and Series 65 licenses
  • The ease and importance of obtaining a life insurance license
  • The regulatory landscape for financial and insurance services
  • How to find the right partners to access securities and insurance products
  • The critical role of strategic partnerships in providing client-centered solutions
  • And more!

 

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Reflections on Higher Education and Financial Planning (Ep. 29)

Reflections on Higher Education and Financial Planning (Ep. 29)

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The processes around higher education are evolving, and so are the financial strategies needed to navigate its costs and benefits.

What do families need to begin planning for the rising costs of college? What impact will technological advancements in AI and learning and information have on traditional education?

This week, Greg DuPont shares his thoughts on the future of higher education and financial planning, sparked by his daughter’s college graduation. He touches on the challenges families face in saving for college, the potential decline of smaller colleges, and the evolving role of technology in education.

Greg discusses: 

  • The high costs of college education and the challenges of saving for it
  • The potential closure of smaller colleges due to financial pressures
  • The impact of technology, like AI, on the need for traditional higher education
  • The future of student loans and their implications for families
  • The importance of flexible financial planning to adapt to changing educational landscapes 
  • And more!

 

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How to Boost Your Bottom Line and Employee Satisfaction with Josh Kelley (Ep. 28)

How to Boost Your Bottom Line and Employee Satisfaction with Josh Kelley (Ep. 28)

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Are you ready to discover a game-changing benefit program for your employees that boosts morale and cuts costs?

In this episode, Greg DuPont chats with Josh Kelley, Employee Benefits Advisor at Citadel Benefits Group, about an innovative program called the Self-Insured Medical Reimbursement Program (SIMRP). By utilizing tax codes designed for preventative healthcare, this program provides cost savings for employers while offering substantial benefits to employees. 

Employers can look forward to reduced payroll taxes and offering their employees access to supplemental benefits without impacting take-home pay. 

Together they discuss: 

  • How SIMRP can save employers an average of $550 per employee per year in payroll taxes
  • The robust wellness program provided to employees, including telehealth, mental health resources, and much more
  • Understand the conditions under which employees and businesses qualify for the program
  • How this program offers immediate financial relief for businesses while enhancing employee benefits 
  • And more!

 

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About Our Guest:

Josh Kelley gets to help people protect what they care about most: their families and the things they have worked hard to earn and achieve.

Josh started his business life at a very young age with several ventures including Full Service Car Wash, Used Car Lot, Limousine Service, Wrecker Service, and many other small businesses.

Through great success and massive failures, Josh learned very valuable lessons not just in business but in life during his tenure running these businesses.

After 6 years of helping other agency owners grow their agencies, Josh decided it was time for a change, which led him to open his own agency. 

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Is the Stock Market a Ponzi Scheme? (Ep. 27)

Is the Stock Market a Ponzi Scheme? (Ep. 27)

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The financial world is abuzz with debates and discussions, but one question looms large: Is the stock market nothing more than a sophisticated Ponzi scheme?

This week on the March to a Million podcast, Greg DuPont explores the controversial comparison of the stock market’s operations to a typical Ponzi scheme, giving you the official definition of a Ponzi scheme to compare and contrast how the behaviors relate to the current market. He also discusses what these implications mean  for investors and the legal profession.

Greg discusses: 

  • The legitimacy of the stock market’s operations, likening it to a Ponzi scheme and expressing concerns over its sustainability
  • The current financial guidance system, emphasizing the need for attorneys to understand and break the cycle of what he perceives as a flawed system
  • The commoditization of investment advice and how it affects consumer choices and the industry at large
  • The impending wealth transfer from baby boomers and its potential impact on the stock market’s stability
  • The fee structures in financial services and whether they truly serve the best interests of clients
  • How attorneys can break the cycle of poor financial guidance and better serve their clients
  • And more!

 

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Awakening to Risk: Attorneys and the Future of Markets (Ep. 26)

Awakening to Risk: Attorneys and the Future of Markets (Ep. 26)

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In the face of impending market changes, how can families plan to safeguard their financial future?

In this episode of March to a Million, Greg DuPont explores the urgent need for a seismic shift in how we perceive financial planning and the crucial role attorneys play in this transformation. He digs into the pressing issues facing the financial market and the impending changes that could reshape our financial futures.

Greg discusses: 

  • His epiphany about the future of the market and its impact on his clients
  • The significance of the 100th anniversary of the Great Depression in relation to current market conditions
  • Strategies for protecting family wealth, including offloading risk and exploring alternative investments
  • The role of insurance companies in providing stability during economic downturns
  • The potential of Bitcoin and real estate as alternative investment options
  • The importance of guaranteed income and the dangers of forced asset liquidation during market crashes
  • Roles that attorneys play in financial advocacy to protect clients’ interests in a comprehensive manner
  • And more!

 

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The Human Element in Financial Advisory with Lindsay Troxell (Ep. 25)

The Human Element in Financial Advisory with Lindsay Troxell (Ep. 25)

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The process of transitioning into retirement involves more than just financial planning; it involves psychological and emotional preparation as well.

How can attorneys and financial advisors provide a more holistic service that addresses the human side of retirement? How can they help clients navigate the emotional complexities of leaving their work identity behind?

This week, Greg DuPont chats with Lindsay Troxell, Founder, CEO, and Head Coach At Our Coaching Initiative. They explore the importance of understanding clients’ emotions, the impact of exhaustion on retirement dreams, and strategies for attorneys and advisors to connect more deeply with their clients.

They discuss:

  • The significance of coaching in the financial advisory space and how it can enhance client relationships
  • The challenges clients face when transitioning from work life to retirement, particularly in terms of emotional readiness and identity
  • The importance of managing physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual energy for a fulfilling retirement
  • How advisors can help clients redefine their purpose and identity post-retirement
  • The art of asking the right questions to facilitate deeper conversations and connections with clients
  • How advisors can overcome feelings of inadequacy when stepping into a coaching role
  • Encouraging a growth mindset among advisors to move from merely surviving to thriving in their profession
  • And more!

 

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About Our Guest:

Lindsay Troxwell is a Certified Life Coach and International speaker changing the landscape of financial services. Since 2005, Lindsay Troxell has worked on thousands of teams across the United States and in Europe with a focus on practice management, business development, client experience, team dynamics, and mindset.

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Embracing Generational Differences in the Great Wealth Transfer (Ep. 24)

Embracing Generational Differences in the Great Wealth Transfer (Ep. 24)

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The great wealth transfer is a monumental event, and attorneys must adapt to generational differences to capture this opportunity.

How can attorneys effectively communicate and market to different generations? What strategies can they employ to engage with a younger, more digitally savvy audience?

In this episode of the March to a Million podcast, Greg DuPont explores the importance of understanding generational nuances in marketing, especially in the context of the great wealth transfer. They explore the impact of financial events on younger generations and the necessity of creating content that resonates with Gen X, Millennials, and Gen Z.

Greg discusses: 

  • The distinct marketing approaches required for different generations and the misconceptions attorneys may have
  • The shift from traditional word-of-mouth marketing to building a foundation of social proof for younger audiences
  • The importance of creating convenient, bite-sized content for digital platforms to attract the next generation
  • The need for attorneys to focus on the outcomes and feelings their services provide, rather than just the technical aspects
  • The benefits of utilizing owned media like print newsletters and websites to control the message and build credibility
  • Effective strategies for converting conversations into client engagements without hard selling
  • And more!

 

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Rethinking Long-Term Care Planning with Barclay Sisk (Ep. 23)

Rethinking Long-Term Care Planning with Barclay Sisk (Ep. 23)

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Are you ready to rethink your approach to long-term care planning and leave a lasting financial legacy for your clients? 

In this episode of The March to a Million Podcast, Greg DuPont talks with Barclay Sisk, Vice-President at 1st Atlantic Brokerage, to uncover the secrets behind long-term care planning strategies and how attorneys can secure their clients’ financial futures. They explore the critical role of proper monitoring, adjusting insurance plans, and creating a personalized care fund over time. 

Barclay discusses: 

  • Creating a long-term care and legacy plan through asset-based and traditional insurance options
  • The importance of starting planning early to build a robust financial foundation
  • Rethinking long-term care coverage and insurance monitoring for a more secure financial future
  • Leveraging life insurance plans to ensure financial stability and legacy planning for affluent clients
  • And more!

 

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About Our Guest:

1st Atlantic Brokerage is an independent IMO/BGA that works with commission-based and fee-based Advisors in the areas of Long-Term Care and Legacy planning. Barclay Sisk has developed a proprietary system and software to provide support in helping their clients make better decisions about their future care needs and the needs of their families. Barclay also works with Employee Benefits Specialists in helping them educate Business Owners and pre-retirees about the importance of a Long-Term Care benefit as a part of their overall benefits package.

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The Debt-Free 4 Life Program with Tracey Spikes, CLU, FICF (Ep. 22)

The Debt-Free 4 Life Program with Tracey Spikes, CLU, FICF (Ep. 22)

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Ready to help your clients with eliminating their debt and pursuing financial freedom? 

Are there any methods available that we should know about?

Join Greg DuPont and Tracey Spikes, CLU, FICF, Debt Free 4 Life™ Specialist, as they discuss the transformative Debt Free 4 Life model that can change people’s future. Tracy shares personal stories and insights on how this model transforms lives by eliminating debt faster, increasing wealth accumulation, and offering financial freedom.

Greg and Tracey Discuss: 

  • Tracy’s personal journey and the motivation behind the Debt Free 4 Life movement
  • How individuals can pay off significant debt quickly and pursue financial freedom within a short timeframe
  • The importance of understanding effective interest costs and redirecting finances to eliminate debt effectively
  • Tailoring financial plans to individual budgets without compromising lifestyle choices 
  • And more!

 

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About Our Guest:

Tracey Spikes believes that Debt and Taxes are two of the greatest detractors of wealth accumulation and spendable income that Americans face today. He has studied income in America extensively and came to the shocking conclusion that well over 50% of what Americans earn over their lifetime goes to paying taxes and/or interest.

It’s for these reasons he uses the Smart Advisor Tools suite of software that includes Debt Free 4 Life™️ and Tax Smart 4 Life™️ as part of his advisory work with clients, and trains similarly-minded advisors.

DF4L is a debt elimination app that uses risk management-based products, like life insurance, to modify a “snowball” approach to debt elimination and cash flow management.

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