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Check out Jeremy's latest podcast on retirement planning by listening on “Apple Podcasts” or “Google Podcasts” or read below for How To Become Distraction-Proof. Summary: [136] – Retirement can be a time of great opportunity, but it can also be a time of great distraction. With so many options and so much free time, it can be easy to lose focus and become overwhelmed. In this episode, Jeremy Keil speaks to Paul Kingsman about how to get rid of distractions. Paul draws on his own experiences as an Olympic athlete to share some personal stories and tips for becoming distraction-proof. He talks about the importance of having clearly defined goals, prioritizing time, and focusing on one thing at a time, and emphasizes the importance of rest and recovery, why you should learn from disappointments, and why seeking advice from seasoned individuals is helpful.  Paul discusses: How a support system helped him reduce distractions by enforcing the boundaries he set  How he prioritized his time by deciding which activities were more important than others Why rest and recovery are so important to be able to do the things that are valuable to you, more often Why multitasking is a myth The importance of moving forward and not letting disappointment define you And more How To Become Distraction-Proof How does a support system help me avoid distractions? Having a support system can be key to avoiding distractions and staying focused on your goals. It was for former Olympic swimmer Paul Kingsman. He credits his mother for running interference and helping him prioritize his sleep during training. She acted as a gatekeeper and took messages or told people to call back after 8:30 PM, which was the time Paul had set for himself to go to bed. Because she helped him hold fast to his standard, he was able to maintain the necessary rest and recovery his body needed for his intense training regimen. Having a support system that understands and respects your priorities can help you stay on track and achieve your goals, even in retirement. How can I prioritize my time and decide which activities are more important than others? Prioritizing your time and deciding which activities are most important can be a challenging task, especially during retirement when there seems to be an abundance of free time. It is important to recognize that some activities, such as sleep, are essential for your overall well-being. While others may be less important (like taking calls late at night or catching up on your favorite TV series after spending the day with the grandkids,) you need to determine which activities hold the highest priority. One technique that can be helpful is time blocking, where specific amounts of time are set aside for particular activities. This can apply to both work and retirement, allowing individuals to prioritize their time for activities that matter most to them, such as spending time with family, engaging in hobbies, or taking care of their health. Why do I need to rest and recover before I can repeat? Rest and recovery are essential for anyone who wants to be able to do things over again and do it well. Just like athletes, individuals need to take time to rest and recover after strenuous activities, which will allow them to perform better. Repetition brings about mastery and security in any activity, whether it is a sport, hobby, or daily routine, so you should prioritize healthy routines and habits to avoid falling into bad habits, which can hinder their ability to repeat and improve. Can I multitask and avoid distractions? The short answer is no, you can't multitask and still avoid distractions. For a longer answer, when it comes to avoiding distractions and multitasking, it's important to choose what matters most and prioritize your time because multitasking is a myth. Attempting to do multiple things at the same time can be detrimental to productivity be...

Do you ever wish that you had the ability to laser focus on your business and eliminate all those pesky distractions? I've got Olympic medalist-turned-Financial Advisor, Paul Kingsman, on to talk about how to apply Olympic-style focus to your plannning business. Paul is my kind of people... all about the step-by-step processes, the checklists, etc. He used the tools and methods he developed as an athlete and applied them to his financial planning business.With the new year right around the corner, I think you'll enjoy this dose of focused inspiration and some of the ideas Paul shares to help you build a distratction-proof practice. ------------------------------------------------Buy Paul's Book Here: The Distraction-Proof Advisorwww.TheDistractionProofAdvisor.com www.PaulKingsman.comLINKS FROM THE SHOW: Curious about the Efficient Advisor Group Coaching & Mastermind? Get on the waitlist here for more information on the next session coming soon.    Successful businesses don't get built alone. You need community! You need collaboration! Join us in The Efficient Advisor Community on Facebook.Check out more FREE resources and our FREE video library at http://www.theefficientadvisor.comLooking for all the resources from this episode? Check out this episode's webpage for show notes, transcripts, downloads and more!

On this episode, we talked about: Looking at emotions and how to deal with them Acknowledging emotions instead of hiding them Externalizing blame on others What's underneath the anger? Overfocusing on negative thoughts Interrupting the anger cycle Universal anger triggers Understanding that we are imperfect Rising in the energetic output of anger Playing around with embarrassment You can't outthink your way from emotions Denying and suppress Getting better at emotional awareness Learning how to be better in all aspects of life Men box culture Serving your needs and those around you Knowing your tools in every situation "Where is the room in this idea of success for things like happiness, or relaxation or contentment?" "One of the major things that we need to work on its self awareness and then you can work on greater self-acceptance" "Our anger, it's our business. My anger it's my business, my problem, it's nobody else's problem, I have to figure it out on my own"   About Dr. John: Dr. John Schinnerer coaches clients to perform at their peak from the boardroom to the bedroom.  Dr. John graduated from U.C.  Berkeley with a Ph.D. in educational psychology.  Dr. John was one of three experts to consult with Pixar on the Academy Award-winning movie, Inside Out. He has spoken to organizations such as Stanford Medical School, U.C. Berkeley, Kaiser Permanente, Sutter Health, Yahoo, AT&T, and the Gap. He has been featured in national media such as U.S. News and World Report, Readers Digest, and SELF Magazine. He is a nationally recognized speaker and an award-winning author. He has been on stage or on air with Lt. Governor John Garamendi, Olympic medalist Paul Kingsman, Dr. Daniel Amen, Dan Millman, Dr. Fred Luskin from Stanford, and Dr. Jonathan Haidt from the University of Virginia. He has impacted individuals at companies such as Okta, Twilio, Indeed, AskJeeves, Visa, Cisco, Starbucks, Yahoo, FedEx, Stanford, Cal, UPS, Schreiber Foods, Kaiser Permanente, and Sutter Health. He was featured in a documentary entitled, Skewed, by Paola Bossola, on the effects of violence in the media. He wrote the award-winning book, “How Can I Be Happy?” His areas of expertise range from high performance, to stress management, to positive psychology, to anger management, to creating happy, thriving relationships.  Over 10,000 people have taken his online anger management course. He recently recorded micro-courses on anger management and forgiveness for Simple Habit; they have been listened to over 60,000 times in the first 4 months. Dr. John hosts a podcast to help men evolve towards greater success, happiness, and connection, The Evolved Caveman. Visit GuideToSelf.com to learn more about Dr. John. Or follow on Instagram at TheEvolvedCaveman.    You can follow and support Dr. John at:  IG: @theevolvedcaveman Web: https://theevolvedcaveman.com/ Podcast: The Evolved Caveman   Let's connect over on Instagram: @Johnny.Elsasser

In Episode #21 of Mindset Mastery, “Optimal Performance: Insights from an Olympic Medalist”, host Marie Swift speaks with Paul Kingsman, author of The Distraction-Proof Advisor. Kingsman shares what it takes to become wildly successful, whatever your pursuit. As a young swimmer from New Zealand, Kingsman participated at the 1988 Summer Olympics, winning a bronze medal in the 200-meter backstroke. He also competed at the 1984 Summer Olympics. In a nutshell: Sometimes success or failure is determined by a split second – and while the determining factors will always include talent, ability, discipline and preparation, in business and life (much like competing in the Olympics), it is unwavering focus that makes the difference. There are many good swimmers who never become great athletes, Kingsman says. Many are undone by that split second of distraction, and because they didn't see immediate detrimental consequences from that first moment of, say, looking over their shoulder, they allow their focus to waver again – and thus fall short of their goals. Kingsman also talks about how to attract the right clients, the important balance between competent conviction and humble confidence, and achieving optimal performance as a business professional in 2022 and beyond. Check out the additional tools and insights provided here: www.PaulKingsman.com Brought to you by NAPFA - the National Association of Personal Financial Advisors - the country's leading professional association of Fee-Only financial advisors. Learn more about NAPFA at https://www.NAPFA.org

As the calendar year draws to a close, Don't get caught napping after the Turkey Dinner - KEEP THE MOMENTUM GOING! Paul Kingsman lays out a strategy to push through to the end of the year, and into a successful 2022. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jason-smith60/message

Are you an advisor who is struggling with putting processes in place that allow you to see real growth in your practice? In this episode, Brad Swineheart speaks with Paul Kingsman, speaker, author, coach and Olympic medalist to discuss how financial professionals can identify and accomplish their objectives without distraction. Paul shares relevant industry proven … Continue reading 32. Chasing A Clear Goal With Paul Kingsman →

Paul Kingsman explains that when clients ask HOW YOU'RE DOING, it's best to describe WHAT YOU'VE BEEN DOING to equip them with words to easily refer you to others. Instead of treating the question, “How are you?” as a throwaway line, determine to respond in a more valuable way. Practice the words to succinctly tell who you've been helping. Then, having planted the details of who and how you help in their minds, quickly redirect the conversation to them, so they know you're genuinely interested in them. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jason-smith60/message

We are pleased to announce another valuable source for Practice Management ideas and content. Paul Kingsman, National Director of Practice Management at Ash Brokerage, joins me to discuss his new resource, The Distraction Proof Advisor Podcast. We talk about some Practice Management concepts on the show as well as what advisors can expect from his show. It launches next month so join me for a sneak peek at the podcast. 

"This idea is too simple, every advisor must be doing it, RIGHT?" Wrong. Paul Kingsman shares two easy ideas to help you stay front of mind with clients this summer, and help them look smart at the same time. Let us know if you want more help connecting and impressing potential clients. www.ashbrokerage.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jason-smith60/message

Focus and action. If you align these two things, you will be on your way to setting yourself up for a successful 2021. But without a written plan, it’s easy to get off track. Paul Kingsman, Director of Practice Management at Ash Brokerage, joins me to discuss a step-by-step blueprint for creating opportunities for success in the new year. Tools to set you 2021 TARGET goals Concrete steps to track what’s most necessary for profitability and success Solutions to transition longer-term goals into prioritized daily actionable steps Confidence to begin your first steps toward your 2021 success Download the attached materials to assist you: Kingsman Goals

Always inspirational, Paul Kingsman, National Director of Practice Management for Ash Brokerage, joins Mike on his latest podcast. From Olympic training to asking for referrals and overcoming adversity, Paul and Mike put aside distractions and offer great tips for increasing productivity and growth.     Contact Paul Kingsman:  260-469-6858 pkingsman@ashbrokerage.com   ------ Learn more about High Performing Practice here. To join the web course now, text 4DAYS to 72345 For weekly motivation, subscribe to the blog by texting PERFORMANCE, to 72345 ------ Connect with Mike on LinkedIn Follow Mike on Twitter

Paul Kingsman is one of our greatest ever swimmers.When he was 15, he qualified for the 1982 Commonwealth Games, making the 200 metres backstroke final in Brisbane. At the 1984 Olympics, he finished 10th in the 100 metres backstroke.At the 1986 Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh he won silver in both the 100 and 200 metres backstroke, and in 1988 at the age of 21, he went to the Seoul Olympics as the 20th-fastest backstroker in the world over 200 metres.He qualified for the final, raced in lane one and his time of 2 minutes point 48 seconds saw him win Olympic bronze by four-one-hundredths of a second.Kingsman became NZ's first male Olympic medallist in an individual swimming event. He closed his career by taking a bronze and silver at the 1990 Commonwealth Games in Auckland, and that same year he was awarded an MBE for services to swimming.He currently lives in South Carolina where he is National Director of Practice Management for Ash Brokerage and also a motivational speaker. Radio Sport's Jason Pine caught up with Paul as a part of a "Where are They Now?" feature.

Paul Kingsman is a swimmer and Olympic medalist from New Zealand. He won the bronze medal at the 1988 Summer Olympics and is now a speaker, author, and coach in the financial services industry. Learn more about Paul at www.paulkingsman.com and check out his book, The Distraction-Proof Advisor.

Paul Kingsman is a speaker, author, executive coach, and Olympic medalist. He equips financial services professionals to overcome costly distractions and complete what matters most to build their businesses – connecting with prospects and clients, adding assets, and raising revenue. Paul’s book is titled […] The post Paul Kingsman on Defeating Distractions appeared first on Becoming Referable.

Kirk and Matt are joined by Paul Kingsman. Paul wrote the book, "The Distraction Proof Advisors". He speaks to, writes and coaches top advisors on how to pursue and achieve a laser-like focus. Paul shares four common ways advisors get distracted and how that distracts them from generating more revenue, more profit, more client time, more personal time and more fun in their practices. Paul also shares his experience competing in the 1988 Olympics and how it shaped his coaching business. PAUL KINGSMAN ON LINKEDIN | BOOK, THE DISTRACTION-PROOF ADVISOR" | WEBSITE

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How many active sellers do you serve? 200? 500? 800? How do you decide how much “love” to give, to whom, and when?  Speaker, author, executive coach, and Olympic medalist, Paul Kingsman is a sought-after expert on how to be distraction-proof. He teaches financial services professionals the repeatable systems, processes, and verbiage required to successfully grow their businesses and achieve outstanding long-term results. Paul knows the importance of keeping focused in life's split seconds first hand: he trained for 13 years, to swim a 2 minute backstroke race at the Olympics, and won a medal by only four one-hundredths of a second! As an Olympic medalist, Paul knows the principles and mind-set needed to succeed in a highly competitive environment. As a financial advisor, he understands the daily business realities of this industry. His experience enables him to equip audiences and coaching clients with practical solutions to overcome distractions, pursue their priorities, and increase their AUM. His book, The Distraction-Proof Advisor: Gain Control, Work Smarter, Succeed Sooner, is available from Amazon.com. Book Paul for your next event through Wholesaler Masterminds Speakers Bureau.