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HomeDeluxe Knowledge Quarterly “Open Invitation”
Posted by Larry Doyle on April 1st, 2010 7:10 AM |
I recently had an article published in the financial magazine Deluxe Knowledge Quarterly. I was asked to write on the topic of advice I would give to executives of financial intermediaries during these challenging economic times.
I think regular readers of Sense on Cents may detect a few common threads in my article. Please know that I do not merely write about these principles, but I truly believe them and continue to promote them.
Open Invitation
by Larry Doyle
Despite the fact that the economic crisis has clearly changed the nature of business and the expectations of our customers, many of us would love to revert to business as usual. This desire to default to the status quo is part of human nature. Consider how often we see this behavior displayed on Wall Street, in Washington and beyond. (more…)
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