Having a Good Swing Coach in Golf is like Having the Right Financial Advisor

Hey guys Dougie Ergood here, former division one golfer at The University of North Carolina and now Financial Shepherd with Ergood Wealth Management at Janney. Welcome back to teeing up your finances! Today we are going to discuss how to constructively review your game and how to receive feedback in a way that will help you lower your handicaps. In college I had a few people in my corner that I knew I could rely on to watch my swing and give me the right feedback at the right time. Sometimes when they looked at my swing, they would tell me that I was on the right track and that I was about to break through and other times they would tell me that we had some work to do. This periodic feedback either gave me assurance that I was on the right track, or it gave me direction as to how to improve. This was critical in my development because without a swing coach I often found myself chasing my tail in practice or never having the trust to forget about swing technique and just go play golf. Like having a great swing coach, having the right financial advisor can be an important part to achieving your financial success. Having the right advisor to periodically review your plan can either bring you assurance that you are on the right track, or they can give you guidance as to how to improve your situation to meet the long-term goals you have. It is so important to have a swing coach who knows you deeply so they can give you the feedback you need to hear at the right time. At Ergood Wealth Management dad and I strive to be advisors our beloved clients can rely on to reach their financial goals. Are you interested in running a financial plan or needing someone to review your plan? Give us a call. We would love the opportunity to meet with you, to get to know you, and see if we can help you reach your financial goals.