George Kinder

In this enlightening discussion, George Kinder, founder of the Kinder Institute and the Father of Life Planning, shares his transformative insights on financial maturity and life alignment. He emphasizes the importance of living in the present for achieving true freedom. Kinder also introduces The Three Kinder Questions, encouraging listeners to envision their meaningful goals. The conversation explores personal journey narratives, the interplay of finances and life purpose, and how mindfulness can facilitate a deeper connection to our aspirations.

George Kinder, founder of The Kinder Institute of Life Planning, discusses the concept of 'Fiduciary in All Things' (FIAT) and its benefits for society. He elaborates on the 'Three Domains of Freedom' in financial life planning and offers practical tips for family leaders. Kinder also explores mindfulness in financial planning, emphasizing its transformative power in personal and professional life.

In this discussion, George Kinder, founder of the Kinder Institute of Life Planning and a pioneer in fiduciary life planning, delves into the irreplaceable human connection in financial advising. He highlights how active listening and the EVOKE process empower advisors to help clients articulate their true values and aspirations. Kinder emphasizes that clients desire a life of purpose over mere financial metrics, sharing his insights from personal experiences and the transformative 'three questions' exercise—a tool to illuminate clients' priorities for a fulfilled life.

George Kinder, the father of the Life Planning movement, shares his transformative insights on financial and personal fulfillment. Having relocated to London at 77, he emphasizes it's never too late to redefine purpose. He discusses his life-changing three questions that uncover deeper values, fostering a more meaningful life. Kinder also expands the concept of fiduciary responsibility beyond finance, advocating for broader societal impacts. With a focus on mindfulness, he encourages listeners to align their money with their life's purpose.

Join George Kinder, founder of the Kinder Institute of Life Planning, and Lora Woodward, its COO, as they explore the transformative power of mindfulness in financial advising. They discuss prioritizing clients' true aspirations over mere financial metrics and the critical importance of personal transformation. The duo dives into how mindfulness fosters deeper advisor-client relationships, collective responsibility for societal change, and the innovative 'Seven Stages of Money Maturity' program that reshapes financial narratives.