Hi, I’m Mitchell Ramsbotham, Chief Operating Officer at Coastal Advice Group and an Ensombl member for the last six years.
The Q&A platform on Ensombl
is where you can post a question and receive 10+ constructive answers
from other financial advice professionals in under 24 hours.
It’s peer-to-peer learning in real time.
Ensombl has worked hard to facilitate the kind of environment you’ll want to return to. Scrolling through the Q&A feed, you won’t find any ranting, venting or negativity.
You will see proactive financial advice professionals from various backgrounds asking great questions and sharing their experiences to improve their advice process and work more efficiently.
Collaboration and positivity are weaved heavily into the social fabric of Ensombl, which is why they have cultivated the most engaged online destination for financial advice professionals.
There is nothing out there like this for advisors.
What Ensombl has created for the advice community is quite remarkable and evolutionary.
With thousands of conversations shared every year, and all discussions indexed...
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Here are two discussions I've found highly valuable as someone who manages a high growth advice practice.
My takeaways from this discussion:
Advisors are using ChatGPT to work more efficiently.
There are some popular use cases:
- Writing email comms to clients
- Creating educational materials for clients
- Building back-end processes for staff training
- Creating social media content
My takeaways from this discussion:
Advisors have given thorough reviews on several tech solutions including Xplan, Plutosoft, MyProsperity and more.
An important question to ask ourselves is whether we opt for an all-in-one solution or find the best of breed for each tech tool in our stack.
My tips
Here are three tips to post a great question and attract quality answers. I’ve learned the best answers come from being clear and concise when framing your questions.
#1
Be specific – include the important details and be as succinct as possible
#2
Include alternatives – explain how you’ve tried to solve the problem so far
#3
Be clear in your question – what specifically do you need help with?
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