About the Author
Olivia Mellan
Olivia Mellan, a speaker, coach and business consultant, is the author with Sherrie Christie of The Client Connection: How Advisors Can Build Bridges That Last, available through the Investment Advisor Bookstore. She also offers money psychology teleclasses and facititates intregenerational retreats for wealthy families. Email Olivia at moneyharmony@cs.com.
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By Olivia Mellan |
March 4, 2013
Dr. Daniel Siegel’s research rebuffs the notion that our brains are hard-wired from birth.
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By Olivia Mellan, Sherry Christie |
February 25, 2013
When messages from a client's rational and emotional minds are contradictory, we need to arrive at a resolution that integrates them.
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By Olivia Mellan, Sherry Christie |
January 21, 2013
Check out more literature about brain behavior
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By Olivia Mellan, Sherry Christie |
January 21, 2013
It’s impossible to read minds, but an understanding of how people’s brains work can help you better serve clients.
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By Olivia Mellan, Sherry Christie |
January 21, 2013
Financial decision-making is also influenced by gender differences, according to psychology professor Paul Greenberg.
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By Olivia Mellan |
December 21, 2012
“Expect the best, but plan for the worst” is advice you’ve probably given your clients for years. But what happens when the worst is worse than their most awful fears?
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By Olivia Mellan |
November 20, 2012
Adopting Your Legacy Foundation's approach to wealthy families and philanthropy provides benefits to clients, their families and advisors. Cam Thornton explains "transformational philanthropy."
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By Olivia Mellan |
October 23, 2012
During the 30-plus years I’ve been counseling couples and teaching them how to resolve conflicts, I’ve identified many ways they tend to polarize around money.
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By Olivia Mellan, Sherry Christie |
September 25, 2012
“Markets go up and markets go down” is the philosophical view of a financial advisor who participates in attorney Linda Gross’ “collaborative divorce” study group.
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By Olivia Mellan, Sherry Christie |
September 25, 2012
Dr. Susan Brown she suggests that women tend to be more attuned to changes in marital quality.