Personal Reflection As A Financial Professional

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Running head: PERSONAL REFLECTION 1

Personal Reflection as a Future Financial Professional

Student’s Name

Institution’s Name

Personal Reflection as a Future Financial Professional


PERSONAL REFLECTION 2

Financial professional entails service delivery to the people and interactions with other

individuals, especially on financial matters. It gives an individual the experience of viewing

society different concerning how people behave when they have money and when they do not

have money. As a financial professional, I will be motivated to assist individuals in managing

their funds by developing a personalized financial plan (Rufino, Payabyab & Lim, 2017). I will

help them manage their funds while sorting through their financial issues. I will consider myself

a successful financial professional by finding clients and developing the customer-base portfolio.

It is because my satisfied clients will always tend to give me referrals, which are a crucial source

of the new business, and it will make me experience success. I will also be motivated to assist

my customers in developing their financial goals for both the short-term and the long-term. I will

assess the stages of life for my clients, their risk tolerance, as well as their potential investments.

I will be earning a living through assisting people to sort their matters like choosing an

investment, the insurance, and various financial products. I will be motivated by offering tailor-

made services for my clients, such as retirement planning, the general analysis of investment,

estate planning, educational planning, and tax planning. I will be inspired by changing the lives

of many individuals in the society, who will make recommendations to others that their success

in the financial matters was through me (Agrawal, 2017). I will be motivated by income potential

and the upside opportunity of being a financial professional. The financial service delivery

believes in the philosophy of “Eating what You Kill” for the performance-based approach in

rewarding its individuals. It gives me the room to believe that I can always earn what kind of

cash I aspire to get, whether millions of dollars since the industry gives me the open check to fill

based on what I want to earn.

References
PERSONAL REFLECTION 3

Agrawal, D. (2017). A study on role of Financial Advisor and Investor Behavior towards Mutual

Fund Industry in India. Age, 20(29), 27.

Rufino, H., Payabyab, R. G., & Lim, G. T. (2017). Competency Requirements for Professional

Accountants: Basis for Accounting Curriculum Enhancement. Review of Integrative

Business and Economics Research, 7.

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