Control Your Own Behavior First
The recent market turbulence reinforces that the only thing we can control is our own behavior. --Cheryl Krueger
Not all advisors will be ready to make the shift to a more active investment role. But the current market calamity has caused them to reorient their businesses to better deal with weak markets in the future...Cheryl Krueger of Growing Fortunes Financial Partners in Schaumberg, Ill., says "Where I have rethought my investment strategies is in how I perceive investing in myself. The recent market turbulence reinforces that the only thing we can control is our own behavior. I've recently committed to a year-long business coaching program and am continuing to step up my self-improvement efforts. I feel more in control of my destiny. I'm freeing up time that might otherwise be spent worrying about the impact of today's market on my retirement accounts, and I'm gaining the confidence to counsel my clients through this period."
-Cheryl Krueger of Growing Fortunes Financial Partners in Schaumberg, Ill, in Revising Investment Strategies in the Wake of the Market Collapse
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