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Estate Plan Check-Up 10: Probate Assets and Non-Probate Assets

5/25/2021

There’s a misconception out there that if you have a will, it controls what happens to all of your assets. But that’s actually not true. Legally speaking, there are two kinds of assets: probate assets and non-probate assets. Probate assets are controlled by wills, non-probate assets are not.

When All Else Fails, Become a Consultant

5/20/2021

by Cal Thomas, Sandler Training
When you know you’ve lost the business, what do you usually do?

We have all been in that position. We thought we had something. The deal fell through. We know it’s over. The buyer made a decision. We have to say something. The question is, what? There should be a go-to move in this situation, something we do consistently, as part of a process. So: Does that go-to move exist?

How Do You Show Up as The Best Version of Yourself in an Always-On Culture?

5/19/2021

The Answer to that Question is Revealed in What Healthy, High-Achieving People Do to Thrive.
For a long time, personal and professional/professional development has been emphasized in the market, as the ways to show up as the best version of yourself, to be more successful and significant; and the reason is simple. High achievers wake up to be successful, so they focus on optimizing their performance so they can accomplish and achieve their goals...

Oyster Etiquette

5/18/2021

Does oyster etiquette exist? Is there a proper way to eat oysters? How do you hold an oyster? Do you chew or swallow? Can I of dispose of the liquid?

Nowadays, oysters are extremely popular. You can't open a cooking magazine without seeing a trendy oyster recipe. There are also plenty of restaurants with raw oysters on the menu, but what if you've never eaten them? How do you know if you like them, let alone know how to eat them? Don't worry! We've listed the most important things you need to know about oyster etiquette.

Estate Plan Check-Up 9: Know Where Your Documents Are – and Review Them

5/18/2021

You can have the greatest estate plan documents ever, but they are no good if nobody knows where they are. You should know where your documents are – your will, your power of attorney, your healthcare power of attorney, your trust document (if you have one) – and you should make certain that your executor or someone else you trust knows where to find them.

How Tone of Voice Affects the Outcome of a Phone Call

5/18/2021

Tone of voice always has an impact on a conversation, especially in a virtual/remote setting. But at Anserve, tone of voice is especially important because callers can’t see the agent’s body language or facial expressions. As a live-agent call center service, Anserve knows the significance tone of voice has for callers.
For our agents, keeping a positive tone has a definite impact on effective communication. Because tone can project your company’s brand, it’s imperative to make a good impression with your tone of voice on the phone.

Estate Plan Check-Up 8: Your Fiduciaries

5/18/2021

So, what are fiduciaries and why are they important for estate planning? Fiduciaries are the people who are appointed to manage your affairs and perform certain roles for you – either during your lifetime, or after you’ve passed away.

The Future of Work – Again

5/11/2021

by Chris Reardon

While business leaders everywhere are asking what will be the future of work in a post-COVID world, one workplace expert maintains we have been through this before and simply need to adapt as we have in the past. Bhushan Sethi, global head of people and organization for PwC, recently spoke about the future of work and what it will look like after the pandemic passes at a virtual forum hosted by the chamber.

MCCC Blog

Estate Plan Check-Up 10: Probate Assets and Non-Probate Assets

When All Else Fails, Become a Consultant

How Do You Show Up as The Best Version of Yourself in an Always-On Culture?

Oyster Etiquette

Estate Plan Check-Up 9: Know Where Your Documents Are – and Review Them

How Tone of Voice Affects the Outcome of a Phone Call

Estate Plan Check-Up 8: Your Fiduciaries

The Future of Work – Again

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