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10 contributions to AI-Ready Financial Coaches
Welcome to Our Newest Members
We had seven new members join us today and I want to make sure each of you feels seen. Troy, Shannon, Will, Kamilla, Denzil, Lamaya, and Mary — welcome. We are glad you are here. This is a space for financial coaches, housing counselors, and practitioners who are serious about the future of their work. You are in good company here. When you have a moment, drop a comment and introduce yourself. Tell us who you serve and one thing you are hoping to build or learn here. Glad to have you in the community. @Troy Carter @Cindy Shackelford @Will Austin @Kamilla Johnson @Denzil Davis @Lamaya Jarrell @Mary Vargas @Devin Stubblefield
If AI Gives Your Client a Financial Plan, How Will You Respond?
Today I led a webinar on the topic: Your Clients Are Already Using AI and now I want to continue that discussion here. Somebody eventually will walk into your coaching session with a complete AI-generated financial plan already in hand. So here is the question: If your client already has the answers, what do they need YOU for? Because having a financial plan is not the same as being prepared to follow it. AI can help calculate the numbers. But what happens when the client knows what to do and still cannot move? What happens when fear, competing priorities, family responsibilities, or old money patterns get in the way? That is where great financial coaching becomes even more valuable. I believe the future belongs to coaches who can combine: - Human connection - Powerful coaching questions - Financial knowledge - Responsible use of AI The goal is not to compete with AI. The goal is to become a better coach because you know how to use it. So let me ask you: If a client brought you an AI-generated financial plan tomorrow, what is the ONE coaching question you would ask first? Drop your question below.
1 like • Oct 16
That question gets right to the point. The plan is not the problem. The coach helps the client close the gap between knowing and doing. AI can calculate the numbers. It cannot sit with someone through the resistance. That is where the coach becomes irreplaceable. @Devin Stubblefield
Great Workshop
Today I had the opportunity to attend to a workshop " Your Clients Are Already Asking AI About Money " Wou! What a great workshop, shared real life histories,and more.
0 likes • Oct 16
Mary, this is wonderful to hear. That workshop is exactly the kind of experience that shifts how you see the work. Real stories. Real context. Glad you were in the room. @Devin Stubblefield
Welcome, Tracy and Heather!
We have two new members joining us today and I want to make sure they feel seen. Tracy and Heather — welcome. We are glad you found this community. This is a space for financial coaches and practitioners who are serious about staying relevant and effective. You are in good company here. When you have a moment, drop a comment and introduce yourself. Tell us who you serve and one thing you are hoping to learn or build here. Glad you are here. @Tracy Johnson @Heather Cameron @Devin Stubblefield
A quick tip for reading the pattern, not just the notes
Quick AI tip for today. 🤗 When you're writing up notes after a client call, don't just summarize what was said. Ask AI to spot the pattern. What keeps showing up. What the client keeps avoiding. What question never got answered. That's the real value. Not faster notes. Sharper eyes. Try it after your next call. Paste your notes in and ask: "What pattern do you see here that I might be missing?" Come back and tell me what it said. I'm curious. 🔍 @Devin Stubblefield
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