A New Book By Scott Keffer
How to have millionaires want to qualify to be your client.
Be First When It LaunchesChad went from $300K to $2M. Mark from $800K to $1.6M. Bill from $700K to $3M.
The Question You Ask At 3AM
“Shouldn't I be further along by now?”
You work harder than most advisors in your market. You know more. You care more.
And you're still making the same money you made five years ago.
The industry handed you a model designed to keep you on a treadmill. More clients. More hours. More credentials. Same income.
That's not a plateau. That's a trap.
The Trap
You don't have a marketing problem.
You have a positioning problem.
And the INDUSTRY
engineered it that way.
The Plateau-Breakers
Eight years stuck. Eight Edward Jones offices in a town of thirty thousand.
One book handed to an attorney. A $17 million client.
Twenty-nine years on the commission treadmill. Every January, start over.
Built the system around books, reports, and direct mail. No seminars.
Thirty-two years in. Seven hundred clients. Six months from walking away.
Stopped serving the wrong seven hundred. Started attracting the right one hundred twenty-five.
What's Inside
Industry Leaders Have Weighed In
“Scott is one of the leading coaches in North America. He shows financial advisors how to double, quadruple, and even 10x their business. He's the real deal.”
Kevin Harrington
Original Shark, ABC's Shark Tank
“My friend Scott Keffer is one of the premier coaches in the financial industry. If you want to dramatically increase your income, working with Scott is one of the best things you can do.”
Brian Tracy
Author, The Psychology of Selling
“If you'd like to take your financial business to the next level and create the success you want, I encourage you to work with Scott Keffer. He is amazing.”
Jack Canfield
Co-Author, Chicken Soup for the Soul
“Scott is a resource for financial and estate planning advisors, helping them transform themselves and their businesses. He is an amazing entrepreneur.”
Dan Sullivan
Founder, Strategic Coach
Get It First
The plateau ends when you decide it does.
If you've been stuck on a plateau longer than you want to admit — and you're ready to stop chasing and start being chosen — put your email down.