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Transcript of Partha Iyengar Highlights from Retreat
Partha Iyengar
14 June 2013
FPA RETREAT 2013 Highlights
Content
• Fiduciary
• Circle Gathering- Reflections
• Neuroscience of Change
• Financial planning and Uncertainty
• Spinning Fire: Flow Arts and Change
• Technology
• Under the Trees - Conversations
• Future Think
• New Business Model- Rick Khaler
• End of Growth
• Imagining the World of 2020
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Fiduciary- Bill Aikin-fi360
• Fiduciary Standard - 3000 Years History
• Trustee by Nature > Morals of Market Place
• Fundamental - Loyalty and care
• Loyalty - Obligation to serve Client's Interests
• Care- Obligation to act with skill and good judgement
• FPA Standards of Care = Core Fiduciary Duty - loyalty and care
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Circle Gathering
• Stories
• Reflections
• Listen
• Deep Insights
• Transitions
• Humility and Integrity
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Neuroscience of Change- Judith Glaser
• Transformational Conversations
• Healthy Conversations = experience change differently
• Human Beings - 99% like rats!
• Reaction to change-fight or flight,freeze or appease
• 3 Levels of Conversation
- Level 1 - transactional-distrust -phase 1
- Level 2 - positional- phase2
- Level 3 - transformational - trust- phase 3
• Power of circles and rituals
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Financial Planning and Uncertainty – Elizabeth Jetton
• Life is filled with uncertainty.
• We have chosen a profession that by definition must accept and address it
• Young ones live with virtual world all the time.
• Sharing economy is in- collaborative and project based
• Nanotechnology will extend our lives.
• Retirement Planning is passé
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Financial Planning and Uncertainty
• We need to know who we are and what is our role
• New world with new issues
• Neuroscience and money
• Gig economy- future clients
• Resilience economy
• "We are called upon to help people deal with the most powerful secular force on the planet- MONEY" - Dick Wagner, CFP
• "Ability to maintain your core purpose with integrity in the widest variety of circumstances,to recover, persist or thrive amidst disruption"
• New Business Models and competition
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Financial Planning and Uncertainty
• What moves the needle is spending and how much you save, the life choices must be done human to human.
• Advisors play a role in the high touch and in offering the ability to some one to think about and manage their whole financial life ,to re-integrate their financial lives.
• Have empathy and let the curtain go behind us
• If Advisors want to provide value ,they have to earn their keep by ascertaining the part that is so difficult to figure out: " How financial decisions map on to the things we want out of life" - Dan Ariely
• You must help your clients see the potential of abundance they have, to look at what they already have : their gifts and resources..."
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Spinning Fire: Flow Arts and Change- Holly G Kindel
• Ask clients simple questions: How can I help you? And then shut up and listen
• What is it like to change? Change is uncomfortable
• If you want to change, you have to be willing to be uncomfortable
• Facilitating vs Normalizing
• Clients wants us to facilitate change
• Our primary role is to normalize the discomfort of change
• Her teacher taught her to overcome fear through process and procedure
• Process, commitment and procedure for change
• Experienced the fear, challenge and triumph of the change process
Photo Credit : Holly Kindel - Spinning Fire
Spinning Fire: Flow Arts and Change
•Application and practice of tools brings her success
•Pre-contemplators:
- reluctant - rebellious
- rationalizing - resigned
• Three Principles
- leave your judgment at the door
- choose your language consciously, reflecting positive attitude
- utilize self-to- self comparisons instead of self to others
•Remain grounded in our journey to progress
•Give space in your life. What is feeding you and nourishing you.
Photo Credit : Holly Kindel - Spinning Fire
Technology – Bill Winterberg
• Google Glass Video- http://www.google.com/glass/start/how-it-feels/
• Next big thing- use videos to optimize Seo. 50 times easier to end up in search results
• Google Hangouts- sharing knowledge,ideas, social settings,etc
• Telepresence
• Biggest blue ocean - social video
- vine, you tube ( top 2 search engines in the world)
Source : Google Product Demo
Under the Trees- Conversations
• Profound Experience
• Ecosystem and Expertise
• Space
• Listen
• Group financial life planning
• Correlation- neuroscience and circle gathering conversations
• Right brain focus to solve deep seated money issues.
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Future Think- Michael Kitces and Bill Winterberg
• Interactivity
• What if scenarios across the table
• Technology has to answer in 90 sec
• Lessen the back and forth iterative process
• Fin planning experience has to be 'felt' and clients have to be at the 'heart' of the financial plan
• Gamification and identify trends- the need for it to help clients
• Behavior change, nudge through technology
• Success stories- mint.com for budgeting
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Future Think
• In stream Wealth- intelligent, collaborative,alerts, etc.
• One to one nudges and through friends and apps - accountability partner concept- eg.weight watchers.
• Data gathering- make it easier and less painful
• Money is still a taboo subject. apart from sex, religion, etc.
• Clients will find advisors through YouTube and other social medias. Bill's experience.
• Bill's example- 5th or 7th contact reached to CPA. it helps to have digital presence through multiple channels
• Robot advisors- investment advice and portfolio management at 0,25% p.a.
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Future Think
• Financial Planning - Differentiator
• But Learnvest and Personal Capital have both planners and technology
• People with less money need more planning and budgeting
• Skills needed for the future- interactive planning,effective and efficient documentation through electronic mediums
• Find content faster by organizing effectively and use mobile to access and present to clients.
• Soft wares like Instream using crowd sourcing.
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New Business Model- Rick Khaler
• Future Financial Professionals will work as Team
• Financial Planner and Financial Advisor
• Financial Planning:
- 10% Products/Comprehensive Planning
- 90% Life Planning/Coaching/Mentoring/ Financial Therapy
• System 1-90% - Psychology, System 2 -10%- Financial Planning
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New Business Model- Richard S Khaler
• The Power of Whole Brain- financial planner and therapist/coach
• Define career path and promoted junior planner to planner/ senior planner and owner to financial advisor.
• Rick through scientific tests identified people suited for various roles in his team. Since implementing the concept as a two member team for clients with clear responsibilities, has seen great improvement in business and happiness among staff members.
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End of Growth-Planning Opportunities in a Resource constrained World – Rick Vodra
• Energy=Population=GDP
• Two parallel energy systems- "WTF OMG"
• Magnitude of oil problem- US consumption for this year > 6 years usage during World War II by everyone on earth
• Discoveries peaked in 1960s
• Hard to predict the future
• Shale oil is expensive and only few big fields
• Peak Oil impact- volatile prices, economic competition, disruption etc.
• Biggest impact - transportation and agriculture
• Without more oil, end of overall growth in real economy
• Impact of global warming
Hurricane Irene- East Cost 2011
End of Growth-Planning Opportunities in a Resource constrained World
• Four possible 21st century paths:
- business as usual
- techno fix
- power down- we' ll respond rationally, creative and cooperatively
- catastrophe
• Applying financial planning principles with PO + GCC
• What are positive or less depressing
• How would we plan for clients who have comparable problems.
• PO+GCC is a risk management problem.
• Risk management is what financial planners do
• Resiliency is the key to responding to PO + GCC
End of Growth-Planning Opportunities in a Resource constrained World
• PO+GCC creates an opportunity for values based planning
• Pursue real work- interior work, spiritual work
• Appreciative enquiry - abundance vs stuff
• Material prosperity does not equate with happiness
• Two kinds of financial planning responses we can suggest - investment decisions and life planning
• Impact- PO+GCC will likely cause disruption and new rules at all levels
• Responses- reduce risk exposure generally and reduce personal debt
• Financial planning responses-PO+GCC = traditional energy more expensive, less reliable or less available
End of Growth-Planning Opportunities in a Resource constrained World
• Responses- downsize,live close to family and work,take vacations now
• Transportation of all kinds will be expensive. Agriculture will be affected
• Localization and support becomes the key. Repairing and reusing will be common. Self-reliance will become important.
• Become and stay healthy. Learn new skills
• Investment Responses- Lowering expected returns
• Investment Responses- World view One and World View Two - similar returns
• Develop a blended mix of portfolio consisting of alternative energy and bet on global climate change
Imagining the World of 2020 – Lowell Catlett
• People will afford what they want
• 4 Billion people in the world will need financial planning
• Those who have rich and deep social connections die at only 1/4 the rate of any/all causes. 50% less infection rate.
• 3D Printing will be revolutionary and change the world.
• U.S. citizens after disposable income spend only 31% on housing, utilities, alcohol, food, etc. Lowest in the world.
• Food consumption in average American household is 9.6% of income. Lowest ever in history and the world.
• Americans spend 69% of their disposable income by buying crap
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