Most new advisors struggle with a slow ramp-up time from training to independently growing their business. In fact, 80 to 90% of financial advisors fail in the first three years. Why?

• Not only is the learning curve steep, but there's often a heavy reliance on senior advisors for guidance, lengthening the time until you can independently produce and earn a big enough paycheck.

• Lack of confidence and understanding stalls your ability to offer services independently, impeding your ability to quickly build a client base.

• You’re expected to do your own prospecting but you lack the knowledge or tools to do so, making it difficult to build a clientele and produce.