In this series, WealthQuotient co-founder David Friedman shares the five keystones for effectively prospecting the affluent, distilled from over a decade of advising global leaders in luxury. Here, we’re tying together all five habits with action steps and weekly challenges. Implement one at a time to transform your prospecting game.
Source: Inman News
Want to effectively prospect the affluent? Adopt these 5 habits
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